WJEC A-level Biology A400QS · C3.2(l)
The structure and the role of the endodermis
- Code
- C3.2(l)
- In
- C3.2 Adaptations for transport
- Topic
- C3 Component 3: Requirements for Life
- Course
- A-level Biology A400QS
- Board
- WJEC
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Points in C3.2 Adaptations for transport
- C3.2(a) The similarities and differences in the vascular systems of animal groups
- C3.2(b) Mammalian circulatory system
- C3.2(c) The cardiac cycle
- C3.2(d) Blood and haemoglobin dissociation curves
- C3.2(e) Dissociation curves of low-oxygen animals
- C3.2(f) The Bohr effect and chloride shift
- C3.2(g) The transport of nutrients, hormones, excretory products and heat in the blood
- C3.2(h) Tissue fluid
- C3.2(i) Structure of the dicotyledon root
- C3.2(j) The absorption of water by the root
- C3.2(k) The movement of water through the root: apoplast, symplast and vacuolar pathways
- C3.2(l) The structure and the role of the endodermis
- C3.2(m) Structure of xylem
- C3.2(n) Water movement and transpiration
- C3.2(o) The effect of environmental factors affecting transpiration
- C3.2(p) Adaptations of hydrophytes and xerophytes
- C3.2(q) Structure of phloem
- C3.2(r) Translocation in phloem