In humans where does air move through to reach the lungs?
What is trachea?
What is inspiration?
What is breathing in air?
What is the purpose of Alveoli?
What is reoxygenates blood?
What is Upper Epidermis?
What is lost during transpiration?
What is water?
What object in the lungs allows for gas exchange to occur?
What is Alveoli?
How does gas always move?
What is down a pressure gradient from an area of high pressure to an area of low pressure?
Where is the Alveoli?
What is the end of the branches of bronchioles?
When the stomata is closed photosynthesis is....
What does the trachea divide into 2 of?
What is Bronchioles?
What is intercostal muscles contract during inhalation?
Why are Alveoli effective at gas exchange?
What is they have a large surface area to volume ratio?
What is the purpose of the guard cell?
What is to open or close the stomata?
What are the four factors that can affect transpiration?
What is humidity, temperature, light intensity, and air movement?
What is the mammalian adaptation for gas exchange?
What is lungs?
What are the steps involved in the inspiration process?
What is
1. The diaphragm contracts and flattens?
2. External intercostal muscles contract?
3. Ribcage moves upwards and outwards?
What surrounds the Alveoli to assist in the distribution of oxygen?
What is Capillary network?
Where are chloroplasts stored?
What is Palisade mesophyll?
Why does higher humidity reduce rate of transpiration?
What is water vapour on the outside of the Leaf due to humidity disrupting the concentration gradient?
What is the adaptation for gas exchange that many fish have?
What is gills?
How does exhalation occur?
What if the Alveoli was less effective at gas exchange?
What is Xylem; “forms vascular bundles that transport water and minerals from the roots to the leaves, and sugars from the leaves to other parts of the plant.”?
Why is the loss of water concerning for the plants?
What is the reduction of turgor pressure due to less water causing plants to Wilt and become unsupported?