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Chapter 29 Introductionmorris2e_ch29_1.html5639b30b757a2eaa49000001
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29.1 Plant Structure and Function: an Evolutionary Perspective morris2e_ch29_2.html5639b30b757a2eaa49000001
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Land plants are a monophyletic group that includes vascular plants and bryophytes. morris2e_ch29_3.html5639b30b757a2eaa49000001
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29.2 The Leaf: Acquiring CO2 While Avoiding Desiccation morris2e_ch29_4.html5639b30b757a2eaa49000001
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CO2 uptake results in water loss. morris2e_ch29_5.html5639b30b757a2eaa49000001
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The cuticle restricts water loss from leaves but inhibits the uptake of CO2. morris2e_ch29_6.html5639b30b757a2eaa49000001
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Stomata allow leaves to regulate water loss and carbon gain. morris2e_ch29_7.html5639b30b757a2eaa49000001
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CAM plants use nocturnal CO2 storage to avoid water loss during the day. morris2e_ch29_8.html5639b30b757a2eaa49000001
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C4 plants suppress photorespiration by concentrating CO2 in bundle-sheath cells. morris2e_ch29_9.html5639b30b757a2eaa49000001
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29.3 The Stem: Transport of Water Through Xylem morris2e_ch29_10.html5639b30b757a2eaa49000001
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Xylem provides a low-resistance pathway for the movement of water. morris2e_ch29_11.html5639b30b757a2eaa49000001
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Water is pulled through xylem by an evaporative pump. morris2e_ch29_12.html5639b30b757a2eaa49000001
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Xylem transport is at risk of conduit collapse and cavitation. morris2e_ch29_13.html5639b30b757a2eaa49000001
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29.4 The Stem: Transport of Carbohydrates Through Phloem morris2e_ch29_14.html5639b30b757a2eaa49000001
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Phloem transports carbohydrates from sources to sinks. morris2e_ch29_15.html5639b30b757a2eaa49000001
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Carbohydrates are pushed through phloem by an osmotic pump. morris2e_ch29_16.html5639b30b757a2eaa49000001
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Phloem feeds both the plant and the rhizosphere. morris2e_ch29_17.html5639b30b757a2eaa49000001
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29.5 The Root: Uptake of Water and Nutrients From the Soil morris2e_ch29_18.html5639b30b757a2eaa49000001
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Plants obtain essential mineral nutrients from the soil. morris2e_ch29_19.html5639b30b757a2eaa49000001
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Nutrient uptake by roots is highly selective. morris2e_ch29_20.html5639b30b757a2eaa49000001
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Nutrient uptake requires energy. morris2e_ch29_21.html5639b30b757a2eaa49000001
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Mycorrhizae enhance nutrient uptake. morris2e_ch29_22.html5639b30b757a2eaa49000001
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Symbiotic nitrogen-fixing bacteria supply nitrogen to both plants and ecosystems. morris2e_ch29_23.html5639b30b757a2eaa49000001
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Case 6: How has nitrogen availability influenced agricultural productivity? morris2e_ch29_24.html5639b30b757a2eaa49000001
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Chapter 29 Summarymorris2e_ch29_25.html5639b30b757a2eaa49000001
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