GCSE Biology – Structure of a leaf
Learning Objectives
-I can explain the structure and function of a leaf
-I can describe how a leaf is suited to photosynthesis
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1. Question
What is a leaf?
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2. Question
What type of organism has leaves?
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3. Question
What is the function of a leaf?
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4. Question
Where does gas exchange occur in the leaf?
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5. Question
What gas does a leaf diffuse in?
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6. Question
What gas does a leaf diffuse out?
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7. Question
Where is the waxy cuticle in a leaf?
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8. Question
Where is the epidermis in the leaf?
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9. Question
Where is the spongy mesophyll in the leaf?
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10. Question
Where is the palisade mesophyll in the leaf?
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11. Question
Describe the thickness of the epidermis.
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12. Question
What is the thin cuticle made of?
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13. Question
What type of cells is the palisade mesophyll made from?
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14. Question
What do the palisade cells contain a lot of?
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15. Question
What do chloroplasts contain?
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16. Question
What is needed for photosynthesis to occur?
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17. Question
What is needed for photosynthesis to occur?
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18. Question
What is produced during photosynthesis?
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19. Question
How does a large surface area of a leaf help to aid photosynthesis?
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20. Question
How does the thinness of a leaf help to aid photosynthesis?
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21. Question
How does the chlorophyll in a leaf help to aid photosynthesis?
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22. Question
How does the network of veins in a leaf help to aid photosynthesis?
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23. Question
How does the stomata in a leaf help to aid photosynthesis?
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24. Question
How is the structure of the epidermis adapted to help with photosynthesis?
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25. Question
How is the structure of the epidermis adapted to help with photosynthesis?