ehd123

Which of the following does NOT describe tropical rainforests?

Which of the following does NOT describe tropical rainforests?

[html]Which of the following does NOT describe tropical rainforests?


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naye2988   104   1 Reply

avleen

Which of the following do mycorrhizae, present for most plant species, generally NOT help roots with ...

Which of the following do mycorrhizae, present for most plant species, generally NOT help roots with ...

[html]Which of the following do mycorrhizae, present for most plant species, generally NOT help roots with the uptake of?


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Bula 28   91   1 Reply

tyzer17

Which of the following disease symptoms would you expect to see in legumes grown in soil deficient of iron?

Which of the following disease symptoms would you expect to see in legumes grown in soil deficient of iron?

[html]Which of the following disease symptoms would you expect to see in legumes grown in soil deficient of iron?


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shaindel   118   1 Reply

flylegends

Which of the following comprise(s) more than 90% of the weight of plant tissues?

Which of the following comprise(s) more than 90% of the weight of plant tissues?

[html]Which of the following comprise(s) more than 90% of the weight of plant tissues?


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kokokoal   106   1 Reply

Fentonj

Which of the following best described the surfaces of clay particles in soil?

Which of the following best described the surfaces of clay particles in soil?

[html]Which of the following best described the surfaces of clay particles in soil?


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Thomasvep   100   1 Reply

hkd0041278

What is the process in which NH4+ is oxidized to NO3 called?

What is the process in which NH4+ is oxidized to NO3 called?

[html]What is the process in which NH4+ is oxidized to NO3− called?


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kokokoal   101   1 Reply

Brantpess

What is leghemoglobin, which contains an iron-containing heme group, used for?

What is leghemoglobin, which contains an iron-containing heme group, used for?

[html]What is leghemoglobin, which contains an iron-containing heme group, used for?


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Thinh   105   1 Reply

rrraval3

What are root nodules?

What are root nodules?

[html]What are root nodules?


▸ connecting points between branching roots


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SmartyPig   96   1 Reply

sarinarose4

What are animals trapped and digested by "carnivorous" plants such as the cobra lily used as?

What are animals trapped and digested by "carnivorous" plants such as the cobra lily used as?

[html]What are animals trapped and digested by "carnivorous" plants such as the cobra lily used as?


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Brah_   127   1 Reply

noxsee

The most common limit to plant growth is the lack of which nutrient?

The most common limit to plant growth is the lack of which nutrient?

[html]The most common limit to plant growth is the lack of which nutrient?


▸ carbon

SimShady   110   1 Reply

sapayayaya

Studies of a soybean plant (Glycine max) and the bacterium Bradyrhizobium japonicum have shown that ...

Studies of a soybean plant (Glycine max) and the bacterium Bradyrhizobium japonicum have shown that ...

[html]Studies of a soybean plant (Glycine max) and the bacterium Bradyrhizobium japonicum have shown that after the bacteria enter the root, cells of the root

tesfalidet   98   1 Reply

kari1124

Farmers often grow legumes such as soybeans every few years and plow much of the plant parts into ...

Farmers often grow legumes such as soybeans every few years and plow much of the plant parts into ...

[html]Farmers often grow legumes such as soybeans every few years and plow much of the plant parts into the soil. What does this practice mainly serve?


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CyrilC1014   103   1 Reply

Horsegirl764

Experiments have shown that even if it is supplied by no other means, plants near the ocean can get ...

Experiments have shown that even if it is supplied by no other means, plants near the ocean can get ...

[html]Experiments have shown that even if it is supplied by no other means, plants near the ocean can get enough of one of the following essential micronutrients from the ai

nvezos   87   1 Reply

maleesha2323

Compare soils in the areas that receive heavy rainfalls with areas that are arid. What kind of soil ...

Compare soils in the areas that receive heavy rainfalls with areas that are arid. What kind of soil ...

[html]Compare soils in the areas that receive heavy rainfalls with areas that are arid. What kind of soil is found in each?


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LORRAINE   118   1 Reply

rrraval3

A soil that tends to dry quickly compared to other soil types contains which of the following?

A soil that tends to dry quickly compared to other soil types contains which of the following?

[html]A soil that tends to dry quickly compared to other soil types contains which of the following?


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CyrilC1014   95   1 Reply

mossandtoss

A common consequence of nutrient deficiencies in plants is chlorosis. What is chlorosis?

A common consequence of nutrient deficiencies in plants is chlorosis. What is chlorosis?

[html]A common consequence of nutrient deficiencies in plants is chlorosis. What is chlorosis?


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Dorthy   122   1 Reply

Ranfuso6

Which phrase describes the events that occur in the production of a pollen grain from a microspore ...

Which phrase describes the events that occur in the production of a pollen grain from a microspore ...

[html]Which phrase describes the events that occur in the production of a pollen grain from a microspore mother cell?


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wtobi0411   112   1 Reply

stephbro

Which phrase best describes the micropyle?

Which phrase best describes the micropyle?

[html]Which phrase best describes the micropyle?


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Guest   116   1 Reply

Chrisi9

Which parts of a flower are typically the most leaflike?

Which parts of a flower are typically the most leaflike?

[html]Which parts of a flower are typically the most leaflike?


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rizki30   81   1 Reply

KayLoveAStudent

Which parts of a flower are most likely to have distinctive colours, patterning, and shapes for ...

Which parts of a flower are most likely to have distinctive colours, patterning, and shapes for ...

[html]Which parts of a flower are most likely to have distinctive colours, patterning, and shapes for attracting pollinators?


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Bahar18   85   1 Reply

vlswaitshe

Which of the following provides a powerful importance of the plant Arabidopsis?

Which of the following provides a powerful importance of the plant Arabidopsis?

[html]Which of the following provides a powerful importance of the plant Arabidopsis?


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thebraunzmedal   75   1 Reply

Butterflyxo98

Which of the following is usually the female gametophyte in flowering plants?

Which of the following is usually the female gametophyte in flowering plants?

[html]Which of the following is usually the female gametophyte in flowering plants?


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abcd1996   98   1 Reply

mkilic

Which of the following is the female gametophyte in flowering plants?

Which of the following is the female gametophyte in flowering plants?

[html]Which of the following is the female gametophyte in flowering plants?


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mhenry   98   1 Reply

GUILLEMR

What structure releases the chemical cues that help guide a developing pollen tube toward an ovule?

What structure releases the chemical cues that help guide a developing pollen tube toward an ovule?

[html]What structure releases the chemical cues that help guide a developing pollen tube toward an ovule?


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helena107   101   1 Reply

dsesh

What occurs after a pollen tube penetrates an ovule?

What occurs after a pollen tube penetrates an ovule?

[html]What occurs after a pollen tube penetrates an ovule?


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ilnaes   92   1 Reply

leavyjoa

What must be present in a flower in order for it to make seeds?

What must be present in a flower in order for it to make seeds?

[html]What must be present in a flower in order for it to make seeds?


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sauceboii   87   1 Reply

esme1

What kinds of cells are produced by meiosis in flowering plants?

What kinds of cells are produced by meiosis in flowering plants?

[html]What kinds of cells are produced by meiosis in flowering plants?


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Diba123   79   1 Reply

KayLoveAStudent

What is the term for the process of asexual reproduction in which a diploid embryo develops from an ...

What is the term for the process of asexual reproduction in which a diploid embryo develops from an ...

[html]What is the term for the process of asexual reproduction in which a diploid embryo develops from an unfertilized egg or from diploid cell

Biankee   97   1 Reply

efarrar200

What is the term for the end of a reproductive shoot where a flower develops?

What is the term for the end of a reproductive shoot where a flower develops?

[html]What is the term for the end of a reproductive shoot where a flower develops?


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HamidTaher   97   1 Reply

hinojosa98

What is the purpose of self-incompatibility in flowers?

What is the purpose of self-incompatibility in flowers?

[html]What is the purpose of self-incompatibility in flowers?


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Hashimmohd9   100   1 Reply

R231

What is the main mechanism by which fleshy fruits aid seed dispersal?

What is the main mechanism by which fleshy fruits aid seed dispersal?

[html]What is the main mechanism by which fleshy fruits aid seed dispersal?


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RayFenton   125   1 Reply

KareenamilovaSiz

What is a plant species in which the plant can make either only male or only female flowers called, ...

What is a plant species in which the plant can make either only male or only female flowers called, ...

[html]What is a plant species in which the plant can make either only male or only female flowers called, and what flowers does it always have?

Alipantsxo   121   1 Reply

popper56

What governs the course of the vegetative growth throughout the life of a plant?

What governs the course of the vegetative growth throughout the life of a plant?

[html]What governs the course of the vegetative growth throughout the life of a plant?


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mohammed1   101   1 Reply

stephbro

What does the fruit wall, or pericarp, develop from?

What does the fruit wall, or pericarp, develop from?

[html]What does the fruit wall, or pericarp, develop from?


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mimdw   88   1 Reply

Gizmodavidson

Some fully differentiated plant cells are totipotent. What does this mean?

Some fully differentiated plant cells are totipotent. What does this mean?

[html]Some fully differentiated plant cells are totipotent. What does this mean?


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Kiarrra12   90   1 Reply

Hasna

In a flowering plant, which structure includes the ovary?

In a flowering plant, which structure includes the ovary?

[html]In a flowering plant, which structure includes the ovary?


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shirleybb177   89   1 Reply

maleesha2323

How many cells are in the female gametophyte of a flowering plant?

How many cells are in the female gametophyte of a flowering plant?

[html]How many cells are in the female gametophyte of a flowering plant?


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Tyalis   90   1 Reply

SelmaCrowe

Xylem sap is moved from the root system into what other structure in the plant body?

Xylem sap is moved from the root system into what other structure in the plant body?

[html]Xylem sap is moved from the root system into what other structure in the plant body?


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sauceboii   115   1 Reply

daniellebaker

Which term best describes the typical movement of xylem sap from roots to shoot parts?

Which term best describes the typical movement of xylem sap from roots to shoot parts?

[html]Which term best describes the typical movement of xylem sap from roots to shoot parts?


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JTHuddlestun   104   1 Reply

Basha

Which term best describes the structure that is necessary for facilitated diffusion?

Which term best describes the structure that is necessary for facilitated diffusion?

[html]Which term best describes the structure that is necessary for facilitated diffusion?


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sauceboii   90   1 Reply

Guest