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Q: In what parts of a plant is the most starch typically stored?

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Q: Name the nine required macronutrients and the seven required micronutrients of plants.

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Q: How many percent of water is needed by plants?

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Q: Explain the importance of nutrients salts in plants.

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Q: Which statement explains how ATP and its phosphate groups are related to the energy that is used in…

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Q: and fill the chart below: of Example of a plant How many Where does the Carbon is first fixed in…

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Q: Look at leaves of the same plant on the shady side and compare it with the leaves on the sunny side.…

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Q: Construct a table describing the macromolecules, its components, examples and its functions to…

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Q: Name five species of legumes. Which nutrient is especially abundant in legumes? Why are their root…

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Q: To be essential, an element must be acting within the plant, not outside it. What does this mean?…

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Q: Which force of attraction helps move water up through plants?

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