Transport in plants - Transpiration - GCSE Biology (9-1)

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[@parasteshkajbafnezhad5839]

I have a question. how should we be sure that our plant got acclimatized? what are the signs and how it should be measured

[@linasaadani636]

Thank you so much! This was really helpful. Just one quick question: when there is a shortage in water in leaves due to transpiration, is more water taken up by OSMOSIS?

[@MrExhambio]

Yes, more water moves into the xylem of the roots by osmosis

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[@Priyanka-yn5yf]

I don't really understand what you mean 'by check it is water' and 'remove from beaker to introduce bubbles' when describing the potometer

[@malakrostom8521]

he means that you must remove the delivery tube a little bit to get air in it then immediately get it into the beaker so that you get an air bubble which wii move through capillary tube during transpiration
you are welcome😁

[@pxnthah_6616]

00:50 what are elongation extensions?

[@abdulf4752]

just long bits that come of the root to increase surface area i think

[@razanaqvishah]

What are the variables used in this process

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[@mysticamvs8227]

I have a suggestion can you do video of transport in flowering plants
Your videos are interesting and understandable thank you!

[@balicebali]

thank you, but is this for the aqa spec as well? :))

[@MrExhambio]

Most of it should be the same but I’m not certain as I haven’t checked the AQA spec. This is for Edexcel

[@gischoolsonline2003]

GCSE Biology -Transport in Plants
by Save my exams - classnotes.gidemy.com/lessons/transport-in-animals/
by xtrem papers - classnotes.gidemy.com/lessons/transport-in-plants-2/
by BBC bitesize - classnotes.gidemy.com/lessons/transport-in-cells/

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Good video

[@theolaver6080]

how would you use a plastic bag to measure humidity?

[@linasaadani636]

Spray some water into it and wrap around the plant

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