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Description: Aims of the session: Take measurements of leaves see if xerophytes have a different pattern of mass loss Learn about the adaptations xerophytes have See what type of question they can ask about xerophytes (and be able to answer it) Plant

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slide1. Aims of the session:

Take measurements of leaves + see if xerophytes have a different pattern of mass loss

Learn about the adaptations xerophytes have

See what type of question they can ask about xerophytes (and be able to answer it)<br>
slide2. Plant adaptations to habitats

Plants in different habitats possess different adaptations:

Mesophytes: plants adapted to a habitat with adequate water

Xerophytes: plants adapted to a dry habitat

Halophytes: plants adapted to a salty habitat

Hydrophytes: plants adapted to a freshwater habitat<br>
slide3. Hydrophyte:
Leaf undersurface of the tree fern. Extremely high number of stomata per unit in a species living in tropic cloud forests where is is very moist.<br>
slide4. XEROPHYTES<br>
slide5. Stomata sunken in pits creates local humidity/decreases exposure to air currents;

Presence of hairs creates local humidity next to leaf/decreases exposure to air currents by reducing flow around stomata;

Thick waxy cuticle makes more waterproof impermeable to water; Xerophytes possess some or all of these adaptations to prevent excessive water loss<br>
slide6. Xerophytes possess some or all of these adaptations to prevent excessive water loss cont. Stomata on inside of rolled leaf creates local humidity/decreases exposure to air currents because water vapour evaporates into air space rather than atmosphere e.g. British Marram grass

Fewer stomata decreases transpiration as this is where water is lost;<br>
slide7. Xerophyte adaptations summary:<br>
slide8. All Cacti are xerophytes<br>
slide9. Left and right Epidermis of the cactus Rhipsalis dissimilis.
Left: View of the epidermis surface. The crater-shaped depressions with a guard cell each at their base can be seen.
Right: X-section through the epidermis & underlying tissues. The guard cells are countersunk, the cuticle is thickened. These are classic xerophyte adaptations.<br>
slide10. Transverse Section Through Leaf of Xerophytic Plant<br>
slide11. XEROPHYTE
SPECIES STUDY:

MARRAM GRASS<br>
slide12. Marram grass possesses: rolled leaves, leaf hairs and sunken stomata. These adaptations make it resistant to dry conditions and of course sand-dunes which drain very quickly retain very little water.<br>
slide18. BYB3 June 2001 Question 8 part c<br>
slide19. BYB3 June 2001 Question 8 part c
ANSWERS<br>
slide20. BYB3 Jan 2002 Question 6 part c<br>
slide21. BYB3 Jan 2002 Question 6 part c
ANSWERS<br>
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