Leaf structure and factors affecting photosynthesis

Leaf structure and factors affecting photosynthesis Quiz

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  1. 1. Which tissue carries sugars away from the leaf?

    • A. Xylem
    • B. Phloem
    • C. Palisade layer
    • D. Epidermis
  2. 2. A graph of photosynthesis rate against light intensity levels off. What does this show?

    • A. Light is still the limiting factor
    • B. The leaf has died
    • C. Another factor is now limiting the rate
    • D. Photosynthesis has stopped completely
  3. 3. Why are palisade cells packed closely together near the top of the leaf?

    • A. To absorb as much light as possible with many chloroplasts
    • B. To let gases diffuse through large air spaces
    • C. To carry water
    • D. To make the leaf waterproof
  4. 4. What happens to the stomata when guard cells lose water?

    • A. They open wider
    • B. They close
    • C. They carry sugars
    • D. They absorb more light
  5. 5. Which change would increase the rate of photosynthesis if carbon dioxide concentration is the limiting factor?

    • A. Increasing the light intensity
    • B. Increasing the temperature to 60 °C
    • C. Increasing the carbon dioxide concentration
    • D. Covering the leaf

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