Turgor Pressure Tropisms and Homeostasis

What tissue in both the root and shoot systems of plants conducts water and minerals throughout the plant____

If a plant grows away from a stimulus the tropism is called____

When a plant grows in the shade its stems tend to bend away from the shade because of the hormone auxin. This gives the plant a better chance of absorbing the sun's energy. The response by a plant growing this way is called____

Touch-me-nots are plants whose leaves rapidly droop when touched. This tropism is called____

What organelle is responsible for photosynthesis____

Response may be defined as____

The mesophyll is a specialized group of cells specialized to carry out photosynthesis for the plant. The mesophyll could best be classified as____

What part of the plant is responsible for absorbing water from its environment____

If a plant grows toward a stimulus, the tropism is____

Water is stored in this organelle____

Thigmotropism is a plant's response to____

Plants are positively hydrotropic. This means their ____will naturally move towards ____.

When a plant has low turgor pressure it is said to be hypertonic. A plant that is hypertonic has____

Plants respond to internal and external stimuli. Auxin is a plant hormone that____

Two examples of positive thigmotroprism are____

Sugars created during the process of photosynthesis are are distributed through the plant inside of the following type of tissue____

Stomata are tiny pores in plant leaves. These are critical to a plant's ability to perform photosynthesis and maintain homeostasis because they____