The
class Mero
stomata contains the extinct "sea scorpions" (or eurypterids) and the
extant (living) horseshoe crabs. Eurypterids are extinct, but were important
elements of faunas 200-500 million years ago during the Paleozoic Era.
Full article >>>Stomata reveal past carbon dioxide levels
Because CO2 levels and
stomatal index are inversely related, could
fossil leaves tell us about past levels of CO2 in the atmosphere? Yes.
Full article >>>stomata: the pores within leaves surrounded by
guard cells that regulate the rate of gas exchange, which regulates the rate of
photosynthesis. (Singular,
stoma.) ...
Full article >>>Stomata and CO2 Concentration
Stomata (singular
stoma) are microscopic openings on the undersurface of leaves that allow gas exchange and water evaporation from inside the
leaf.
Full article >>>stomata -- Openings in the
epidermis of a
stem or
leaf of a
plant which permit gas exchange with the air. In general, all
plants except
liverworts have
stomata in their
sporophyte stage.
Full article >>>The
stomata leave clearly visible impressions in the nail varnish. A graticule slide allows for the counting of how many
stomata (per unit area) are on the
leaf surface, a
characteristic of physiological significance.
Categories:
Plant physiology ...
Full article >>>Mero
stomata The
class of arthropods whose members are aquatic and possess book
gills on the opisthosoma. Eurypterids (extinct) and horseshoe crabs.
Full article >>>Gnatha
stomata: Jawed
vertebrates, evolved following the jawless
vertebrates (
ClassAgnatha ...
Full article >>>Inferring
stomatal behavior from gas exchange
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Carbon gain and water loss ...
Full article >>>stoma pl.
stomata[Gk.
mouth]
A microscopic pore surrounded by
guard cells in the
epidermis of leaves and stems that allows gas exchange between the
environment and the interior of the
plant.
Full article >>>stoma (plural:
stomata). Natural opening in a
leaf surface that serves for gas exchange and water evaporation and has the ability to open and close in response to
environmental conditions.
Full article >>>small opening such as found in leaves; plural,
stomataSource: Noland, George B. 1983. General
Biology, 11th Edition. St. Louis, MO. C. V. Mosby
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Full article >>>A process that reduces the yield of
photosynthesis, because the
active site of rubisco accepts O2 in place of CO2 and generates no
ATP. This usually occurs on hot, dry days when
stomata are closed and the O2 concentration in the
leaf exceeds that of ...
Full article >>>transpiration Passage of water from the
roots of a
plant to the atmosphere via the
vascular system and the
stomata of the leaves.
transporters
Proteins that span a membrane and
transport specific
molecules across the membrane.
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