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 Transport/Circulation
All organisms should be able to transport important particles or molecules in
their bodies. At the same time, they should be able to remove wastes and other
unwanted substances from them. This is why plants and animals have various
Table 1.3 type of circulatory systems. These circulatory systems allow important biological
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fluids to be transported around the organism, so that the organism can breathe,
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gain nutrition, and maintain its internal environment for survival.
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At table 1.3 summarizes how plants and animals differ in terms of their
circulatory systems.
 Transport in Plants Transport in Animals

PLANT AND
Transport/Circulation (more focused on mammals)

Plants have two main Animals have the following

All organisms should be able
circulatory to transport important
organs: particles
circulatory or molecules
organs and tissues: in

ANIMAL
o Xylem
their bodies. At the same time,– they should be able Blood
transports to remove
– has thewastes
followingand other
water and nutrients functions:
unwanted substances from them. This
from the roots to theis why plants and animals
a. Transports gases andhave various
type of circulatory systems. These
different circulatory
parts of the systemsnutrients
allow important
in the animal’s biological
body

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plants. b. Carries wastes out of the
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gain nutrition, and maintain its and
sugars internal
other environmentc.for survival.
Regulates the organism’s
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metabolic products body temperature

Organs

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from the leaves to the (through platelet formation)
BIG IDEA: The
associated/Medium circulatory system
rest of the plants. is
the organism’s
d. Plays an way of indistributing
important the
used for circulation immune system
important nutrients andPlants
minerals throughout the body. The best way that you can
also have the
take care of your circulatory
followingsystem
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organs: of invertebrates
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by getting exercise, controlling your weight,
cells in the xylem that
and avoiding vices such us smoking
hemolymph instead of blood.
and drinking. help in the transport of  Blood vessel – tubular
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water and nutrients.
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Sieve tubes – elongated
structures carrying blood
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cellshow
in the plants and
phloem that animalsorgan
differ in terms
that pumps blood of their
serve as conduits of throughout the different parts
circulatory systems.
sugar transport. of the body.
 Transport in Plants Transport in Animals
(more focused on mammals)

PLANT AND
Transport/Circulation
Fluids circulate through
Blood is forcefully pumped
transpiration pull, or the
Circulation process throughout the body by the
evaporation of water from
heart.
All organisms the plant’s
should leaves.
be able to transport
important particles or molecules in

ANIMAL
their bodies. At the same time, they should be able to remove wastes and other
About 90% of water is
unwanted substances
Water transport from
Water isthem. This
transported is why
through plants and animals have various
transported through the
the xylem.
type of circulatory systems. These circulatory systems bloodallow
plasma. important biological

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fluids to be transported around the organism, so that the organism can breathe,
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Food (sugar and other

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gain nutrition, and maintain its internal environmentFood
metabolic nutrients) are
for insurvival.
the form of glucose
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Food transport transported through the is present in blood plasma.

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Phloem.
BIG IDEA: The circulatory system is the organism’s way of distributing
important nutrients and minerals throughout the body. The best
In mammals, wayisthat you can
oxygen
take care of your circulatory system is by taking caretaken
of your heart.
into the You can do so
bloodstream

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by combining with the
by getting exercise, controlling your weight, and avoiding vices
blood protein such us smoking
called
andexchange
Gas drinking. hemoglobin. This enables
(involves oxygen and
carbon dioxide
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Gases are diffused through
the air spaces, such as the
the oxygen to be circulated
throughout the body.
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how Carbon
plants and animals dioxide,
differ inonterms
the of their
transport) other hand, is also taken
circulatory systems. into the bloodstream by
combining with
hemoglobin, so it can be
transported out of the body.
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The Human Circulatory System

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 The Circulatory System of Plants

Dermal cells – compose

Phloem – plant vascular
of epidermis that
tissue that conducts
represents the outer
foods made in the leaves
layer of cells which
during photosynthesis to
helps to protect plants
all other parts of the

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from the external

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environment.

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Xylem – plant vascular Cortex – Cortex is the
tissue that conveys layer of unspecialized
water and dissolved cells between the
minerals from the roots surface cells of the
to the rest of the plant epidermis and the
and also provides "conducting" tissues of
physical support. the stems and roots.
The main function of
the cortex is to provide
support and perform
metabolic processes.
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what allows important biological fluids to

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be transported around the organism, so

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that the organism can breathe, gain
nutrition, and maintain its internal
environment for survival?
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fluids circulate through _______, or the

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evaporation of water from the plant's
leaves.
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water is transported through the ____.
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what circulatory organ of a plant
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transports sugars and other metabolic
products from the leaves to the rest of the
plants?
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what plays an important role in the
immune system of the animals?
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what is the blood protein that carries the

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oxygen around your body?
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