Transport And Nutrition In Plants - Concepts of Biology

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Introductory Biology

Study Pack

Set 1: Biology, the Study of Life

Set 2: Basic Chemistry of Cells

Set 3: Organic Molecules of Cells

Set 4: Structure and Function of Cells

Set 5: Dynamic Activities of Cells

Set 6: Pathways of Photosynthesis

Set 7: Pathways of Cellular Respiration

Set 8: Cellular Reproduction

Set 9: Sexual Reproduction

Set 10: Patterns of Genetic Inheritance

Set 11: Molecular Biology of Inheritance

Set 12: Regulation of Gene Activity

Set 13: Biotechnology and Genomics

Set 14: Evidence of Evolution

Set 15: Speciation and Evolution

Set 16: The Evolutionary History of Life on Earth

Set 17: Evolution of Microbial Life

Set 18: Evolution of Protists

Set 19: Evolution of Plants and Fungi

Set 20: Evolution of Animals

Set 21: Evolution of Humans

Set 22: Plant Organization and Homeostasis

Set 23: Transport and Nutrition in Plants

Set 24: Control of Growth Responses in Plants

Set 25: Reproduction in Plants

Set 26: Animal Organization and Homeostasis

Set 27: Coordination by Neural Signaling

Set 28: Sense Organs

Set 29: Locomotion and Support Systems

Set 30: Circulation and Cardiovascular Systems

Set 31: Lymph Transport and Immunity

Set 32: Digestive Systems and Nutrition

Set 33: Gas Exchange and Transport in Animals

Set 34: Osmoregulation and Excretion

Set 35: Coordination by Hormone Signaling

Set 36: Reproduction and Development

Set 37: Population Ecology

Set 38: Behavioral Ecology

Set 39: Community and Ecosystem Ecology

Set 40: Major Ecosystems of the Biosphere

Set 41: Conservation Biology

Set 23 Transport And Nutrition In Plants

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Set 23 Transport And Nutrition In Plants

Question 1

(Multiple Choice)

Free

After an injury or pruning,some plants appear to "bleed" as water exudes from the site,mainly due to what?

A)leaf pressure
B)stem pressure
C)transpiration
D)cohesion-tension
E)root pressure

Answer

Question 2

(Multiple Choice)

Free

Which of the following is the process by which water is pulled up in a plant?

A)Root pressure
B)Transpiration
C)Guttation
D)Cohesion
E)Adhesion

Answer

Question 3

(True False)

Free

Phloem generally transports sugar from the leaves to the roots.

Answer