Leaves
Roots
Photosynthesis
Transport
Fungi
100

this mesophyll has air spaces to allow better gas exchange

What is spongy mesophyll?

100

these structures, found in the zone of maturation, increase surface area for water uptake

What are root hairs?

100

two colors that chlorophyll is best at absorbing

What are red and blue?

100

name of the theory of xylem water transport

What is transpiration-cohesion-tension theory?

100

this fungus grows on feces and can blast spores up to 2.5 meters away

What is dung cannon?

200

these modified leaves protect dormant buds in the winter

What are bud scales?

200

the waxy layer on the endodermis that prevents the apoplastic pathway from entering the vascular tissue

What is the Casparian strip?

200

Rubisco's full name

What is ribulose 1,5-bisphosphate carboxylase oxygenase?

200

the most commonly used metric to compare cavitation resistance among species

What is P50?

200

this mushroom looks like raw meat and oozes a blood-like substance

What is beefsteak mushroom?

300

this type of leaf has no petiole

What is a sessile leaf?

300

the phenomenon in which some roots perform one function while others have a different role

What is division of labor?

300

photosynthetic pathway that maximizes photosynthetic rates at high temperatures

What is C4?

300

phloem moves sugars from the source to the ______

What is the sink?

300

this fungus is edible in its "egg" stage but otherwise releases a foul smell

What is a basket stinkhorn?

400

these leaves are very tough, reducing herbivory

What are sclerophyllous leaves?

400

these roots do not arise from preexisting roots or the radicle

What are adventitious roots?

400

phenomenon that increase the ATP produced relative to NADPH in the light reactions

What is cyclic phosphorylation?

400

this is the conductuctance if the flux is 10 kg s-1 and the driving force is 2 MPa

What is 5 kg s-1 MPa-1?

400

this fungus bleeds blue "milk" when cut

What is a Lactarius Indigo?

500

a metric of water use efficiency, used to infer how often the stomata were open

What is the carbon-13 isotope ratio?

500

the inactive central region in the root apical meristem

What is the quiescent center?

500

for a C3 plant: if the lights are turned ON and it is very HOT and the plant is taking in more O2 than normal, this is probably happening

What is photorespiration?

500

This type of water potential describes water's attraction to soil particles

What is matric potential?

500

This fungus infects cereal grains and produces toxic alkaloids.

What is Ergot?