Plant Physiology:Transport In Plants – 1
Transport
graph TB
A[Transport] --> B[Passive Transport]
A --> C[Active Transport]
B --> D[Diffusion]
B --> E[Osmosis]
C --> F[Endocytosis]
C --> G[Exocytosis]
D --> H[Simple Diffusion]
D --> I[Facilitated Diffusion]
E --> J[Hypotonic]
E --> K[Hypertonic]
E --> L[Isotonic]
F --> M[Phagocytosis]
F --> N[Pinocytosis]
G --> O[Secretion]
G --> P[Excretion]
Diffusion
graph TD;
Diffusion-->Passive_Transport;
Diffusion-->Simple_Diffusion;
Diffusion-->Facilitated_Diffusion;
Passive_Transport-->Movement_of_molecules_from_high_to_low_concentration;
Simple_Diffusion-->Movement_of_small_nonpolar_molecules;
Facilitated_Diffusion-->Movement_of_large_or_polar_molecules;
Facilitated_Diffusion-->Involves_transport_proteins;
Cell Membrane
graph TB
A[Cell Membrane]
A --> B[Phospholipid Bilayer]
A --> C[Proteins]
A --> D[Cholesterol]
A --> E[Carbohydrates]
B --> F[Hydrophilic Head]
B --> G[Hydrophobic Tail]
C --> H[Integral Proteins]
C --> I[Peripheral Proteins]
D --> J[Regulates Fluidity]
D --> K[Prevents Fatty Acid Chains from Sticking Together]
E --> L[Glycoproteins]
E --> M[Glycolipids]
Active Transport
graph TB
AT[Active Transport]
ATP{{ATP Consumption}}
AT --> ATP
AT -->|Primary Active Transport| PAT[Uses ATP directly]
AT -->|Secondary Active Transport| SAT[Uses electrochemical gradient]
PAT -->|Example: Sodium-Potassium Pump| SPP
SAT -->|Example: Sodium-Glucose Transport Proteins| SGTP
Water Potential
graph TB
A[Water Potential]
A --> B[Solute Potential]
A --> C[Pressure Potential]
B --> D[Impact of Solute Concentration]
C --> E[Impact of Pressure]
Potentials
graph TB
A[Potentials]
B[Genetic Potential]
C[Metabolic Potential]
D[Reproductive Potential]
E[Adaptive Potential]
A --> B
A --> C
A --> D
A --> E
B --> F[Gene Pool]
B --> G[Genetic Variation]
C --> H[Energy Production]
C --> I[Biomolecule Synthesis]
D --> J[Sexual Reproduction]
D --> K[Asexual Reproduction]
E --> L[Natural Selection]
E --> M[Evolution]
Some question and Answers
graph TD;
A[Some Questions and Answers] --> B[Biology];
B --> C[Question 1];
B --> D[Question 2];
B --> E[Question 3];
C --> F[Answer 1];
D --> G[Answer 2];
E --> H[Answer 3];
