These are roots that connect to the host plant and serves as channels for nutrient flow.

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Q: Plants hormone that induces cell division is: A. auxins B. gibberellins C. kinins D.…

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Q: Emergent land plants that can tolerate the salinities of the sea are called.

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Q: This type of root is called...? Rhizome Tap Tuber Fibrous Storage

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Q: The Stoma can be described as areas to make sugars small openings in the leaf light capturing…

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Q: Why some plants show wilting of their leaves, even when the soil is well watered?

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Q: Minerals and water are taken up into a plant through the root hairs. the root cap. taproots. the…

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Q: ______is the hormone in most rooting compounds. a. Gibberellin c. Cytokinin b. Auxin d. ABA

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Q: What are two functions of the mesophyll? (conifers)

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Q: Tracheids are part of ______. a. cortex c. phloem b. mesophyll d. xylem

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Q: A dicot flower will have;

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Q: Which type of Stem modification is seen in banana ? A) Rhizome B) Stem tuber C) Corn D) Bulb

A: Answer is option A.) Rhizome.

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Q: Most dicots have a |(transient, persistent) endosperm, while grasses have |(transient, persistent)…

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Q: Sieve tubes are part of_____ . a. cortex c. phloem b. mesophyll d. xylem

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Q: List four adaptations of roots that enhance the uptake ofnutrients from the soil.

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Q: Passive and active transport of nutrients is an essential phenomenon in plants justify

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Q: pathogens and parasites are root feeders that consume plant roots.

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Q: The drawing shows a plant that reproduces vegetatively. Use the drawing in answering the following…

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Q: ake a diagram of the cross section of a monocot root. Label the parts completely.

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Q: To explain: The reason of plant wilting using cohesion theory of water transport.

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Q: A drooping plant can be made upright by watering theground around it. Explain.

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Q: Describe the plant body for fever grass and Irish potato.

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Q: Explain the process by which dry soil leads to closing of the stomata.

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Q: Compare and contrast root nodules with mycorrhizae.

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