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thebiotutor AS Biology OCR Unit F211: Cells, Exchange & Transport Module 2.3 Transport in Plants Answers Andy Todd 2013 1

1. (i) transports water (up plant); ACCEPT alternative wording for transport e.g. movement DO NOT ACCEPT up and down DO NOT ACCEPT water and sugars transports, minerals / ions, (up plant); ACCEPT alternative wording for transport IGNORE ref nutrients / solutes DO NOT ACCEPT sugars support (plant / stem / shoot); ACCEPT keeps plant upright 1 Functions: F1 (lignin), strengthens / thickens, the (xylem) wall; ACCEPT support only if in specific context of supporting the xylem wall F2 waterproofing (wall) / AW; ACCEPT waterproofs cell F3 (improving) adhesion of water (molecules); DO NOT ACCEPT adhesion and cohesion when used together F4 (spiral) pattern allows flexibility / stretching / movement; Flexibility / stretching must ref, pattern of lignin laid down i.e. spirals Explanation: E1 prevents collapse of xylem; E2 (water) under tension / at low pressure / negative pressure; DO NOT CREDIT loss of water unqualified E3 reduces (lateral) loss of water, through wall; E4 increases capillarity / AW; E5 prevents stem breaking / AW; Award mark(s) for function and explanation independently 2 Andy Todd 2013 2

(iii) (pits) allow water to move, in / out / between, vessel(s); ACCEPT lateral movement for out to bypass blockage; ACCEPT bypass air lock supply water to other, tissues / (other types) cells / parts of plant; ACCEPT any named, tissue / cells e.g. to allow water to other tissues to allow water out to other tissues to allow water out of vessel to other tissues 2. 3 5 discrete patches in ring (near centre); if xylem drawn then phloem must be labelled DO NOT ACCEPT vascular bundles around edge DO NOT ACCEPT if phloem occupies more than half total width 1 mark 1 mark 2 marks 3 [6] patches can be any shape [1] 3. G; I; 2 [2] 4. (i) potometer; R transpirometer 1 transpiration is the loss of water, vapour/by evaporation; (apparatus) measures water uptake; to replace loss; assumes all uptake is lost/aw; ora some may be used explanation of how some uptake may be used e.g. used to regain turgor/used in photosynthesis; uptake by detached shoot may not be same as whole plant/aw; 3 Andy Todd 2013 3

(iii) cut shoot under water/insert into apparatus under water/aw; cut shoot at a slant; no, airlocks/bubbles/aw in, plant/apparatus, or airtight/watertight, joints; dry off leaves/aw; use a healthy/undamaged/aw, shoot; A fresh allow time to acclimatise/aw; keep (named) condition(s) constant; R control conditions if unqualified measure per unit time; AVP; e.g. reference to scale, qualified note position/fix scale R set at 0 qualified reference to reservoir R repeat readings gives reliable results not valid readings 4 [8] 5. (a) transpiration; xylem; osmosis; stoma(ta) / stomatal pore; DO NOT ACCEPT diffusion alone ACCEPT diffusion with osmosis used as qualification DO NOT ACCEPT pore or guard cells 4 (b) (i) stomata (open to) allow, gaseous exchange / carbon dioxide in / oxygen out / AW; (gaseous exchange) for photosynthesis; (photosynthesis) essential for plant to, gain energy / make sugars; some water lost through cuticle; look for reverse argument DO NOT ACCEPT ref to air OR to get gases OR let gases in ACCEPT gases in and out 2 xerophyte; DO NOT ACCEPT cactus 1 Andy Todd 2013 4

(iii) Allow the first point once as further explanation for A1 A4 in addition to the linked explanation: reduce water (vapour) potential gradient / diffusion gradient; [A 1] hairy leaves; trap water vapour / moisture; [A 2] stomata, in pits / sunken; pits trap, water vapour / moisture; [A 3] rolled leaves / presence of hinge cells; reduce surface area OR (rolled leaves) trap water vapour / moisture; [A 4] high solute concentration in cells; reduces water potential inside leaf cells; [A 5] thick(er) cuticle; (which is) waterproof / (relatively) impermeable; [A 6] small leaves / needles; smaller surface area; [A 7] fewer stomata; reduces diffusion (of water vapour); [A 8] stomata close, during the day; reduces diffusion (of water vapour); [A 9] most stomata on lower surface; less exposure to sun OR cooler OR reduces diffusion (of water vapour); Andy Todd 2013 5

[A 10] more densely packed spongy mesophyll; smaller surface area for evaporation (from mesophyll cell surface); MARK FIRST TWO ADAPTATIONS ONLY ALLOW 2 for adaptation [A] marks Explanation must be linked to an appropriate statement of adaptation. Allow an explanation mark even if adaptation mark not awarded. DO NOT ACCEPT water for water vapour throughout DO NOT ACCEPT transpiration for diffusion of water vapour throughout DO NOT ACCEPT surface area to volume ratio ACCEPT spines DO NOT ACCEPT surface area to volume ratio 4 QWC technical terms used appropriately and spelt correctly; Use three terms from: cuticle, impermeable, water vapour, potential gradient, diffuse / diffusion, stoma(ta), needles, surface area, hinge cells, saturated 1 [12] 6. loss of water from mesophyll; cell walls; more drawn from, cytoplasm / cell / AW; cohesion of water molecules; hydrogen / H, bonds; water under tension / ref to hydrostatic pressure gradient implied; A water pulled / drawn R sucked via, symplast / apoplast / vacuoles / description / AW; (water from) xylem / xylem vessels; ref to water potential gradient; 4 [4] 7. source when root converts, starch / insoluble carbohydrate, into sugars / AW; sink when root either stores starch / (named) carbohydrate / assimilate or uses carbohydrate for, respiration / growth / AW; high hydrostatic pressure makes it a source and low hydrostatic pressure a sink; when loading it is a source and when unloading a sink; treat refs to (potato) tubers as neutral 2 Andy Todd 2013 6

[2] 8. (a) sucrose; 1 (b) (i) P = companion (cell); Q = sieve (tube) element / sieve tube cell; R sieve tube / sieve cell 2 ecf - do not penalise sieve tube here 1 sieve elements / Q, end to end or sieve plates perforated / sieve pores, for ease of flow / AW; 2 companion cells / P, metabolically active / have many mitochondria / produce ATP / release energy / AW; R make energy 3 (active) loading into, companion cell / P; A into, sieve elements / Q 4 ref to proton pump; 5 ref to co-transporter; 6 role of plasmodesmata (between P and Q); R pores 7 sieve element / Q, has few organelles / AW, for, ease of flow / more sucrose / AW; 8 ref to, unloading mechanism / (hydrostatic) pressure gradient; 9 ref to one role for sieve plate e.g. electro-osmosis or stops bulging ; 3 [6] Andy Todd 2013 7