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- Because of translocation of sugars, starches and proteins to actively growing sites in the plant, nutrient deficiencies often show up first in older leaves.Group of answer choices True FalseCan u give 5 Statement of the problem about this topic thank you Title: Effects of organic and special fertilizer on the growth and soil nutrient of momordica charantia seedThe most active absorption area of the root system is the root hairs in the rhizosphere directly behind the root cap.Group of answer choices True False
- Kindly provide 2 examples plants having "adaptations for protection" including (i) mechanical support (ii) transportation or root materials (iii) production of new plantsChoose the best answer for following question It is present in a gaseous form. a. auxin d. ethyleneb. gibberellin e. abscisic acidc. cytokininWinter, when plants are dormant, is the ideal time to apply nitrogen fertilizer. Group of answer choices True False
- Drying and aging seeds is a way to enhance seed viability and germination and at the same time to control seed-borne plant pathogens. True or falseChoose the best answer for following question It inhibits plant senescence. a. auxin d. ethyleneb. gibberellin e. abscisic acidc. cytokininMay I ask why are there 10 plants that will be used?
