Water Balance in Plants
Across
- 2. Plants that store water in fleshy tissues like stems or leaves.
- 5. Cells surrounding the stomata that control their opening and closing.
- 7. Plants adapted to living in wet environments.
- 10. Process of maintaining internal balance, like water regulation.
- 13. Hormone that causes stomatal closure under water stress.
- 14. High levels of this reduce the rate of transpiration.
- 15. Desert succulent eaten by Aboriginal people for its moisture.
- 17. Plants adapted to living in dry environments.
Down
- 1. Plants adapted to living in moderately wet conditions.
- 3. Occurs when guard cells lose turgor and stomata close.
- 4. Water loss through stomata.
- 6. Plant tissue that transports water from roots to leaves.
- 8. Leaf coating that reduces evaporation and reflects sunlight.
- 9. Drives water into guard cells to keep them turgid.
- 11. Leaf pores for gas exchange and water loss regulation.
- 12. The process reduced by waxy or hairy leaf surfaces.
- 16. Environmental condition triggering ABA production and stomatal closure.