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WJEC Unit 2 Biology
Malate theory (stomatal opening)
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1
Chloroplasts
in the guard cells produce ATP during
photosynthesis
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2
ATP is used to
actively
transport the
K+
ions into the
guard
cells
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3
Starch is converted into
malate ions
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4
K+ and malate ions decrease the
water
potential
to below that of surrounding (epidermal) cells, therefore water moves in by
osmosis
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5
Due to the
unequal
distribution of
cellulose
cell walls of the guard cells, as the cell becomes
turgid
, the stomata opens. The reverse happens in the dark.
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