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Phosphorus (P) is used by the plant as a component of:

ATP and phospholipids

UPWARD movement of WATER occurs mainly in the ________ through passive _________
driven by ____________.

Xylem
cohesion
evaporation

WATER will move into a CELL when:

surrounding solution has a lower solute potential (hypotonic solution)

SOIL particles are separated into their respective SIZES and the PERCENTAGE in each size
category is calculated to determine:

soil texture

FORCE of attraction between UNLIKE molecules (such as soil and water) is called:

ADHESION

Water FLOWS from:

HIGH to low water potential

More than 90% of a living plant is composed of which elements?

carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen

TERRESTRIAL biomes are primarily characterized by:

rainfall AND temperature

When the NORTH POLE is tilted toward the sun and the sun rays hit the tropic of cancer at a 90
degree angle:

,summer solstice

Weather PATTERNS are affected by:

ALL affect the weather pattern

This biome supports a LOW number of plant species, receives little RAIN, and plants have
shallow ROOT zones due to permafrost and wet soil.

ARCTIC tundra

GLOBAL WARMING is changing the geographic distribution of biomes. Which of the following
statements is NOT a likely result of global warming?

TREES will grow in Antarctica

Most of the temperate GRASSLANDS in the northern hemisphere have been converted to:

Crop land for GRAIN

Which of the following statements about BIOMES is NOT true?

Each biome has THREE specific plant species that it is named after

HERBIVORY is a common example of:

commensalism and predation

Put the levels of ECOLOGICAL study from the smallest to the largest.

Organismal, Population, Community, Ecosystem

Population SIZE is affected by:

ALL affect population size

WETLANDS are important ecosystems because they:

ALL are functions of wetlands

The discipline of ECOLOGY studies:

How organisms interact with each other and their environment

MYRMECOPHYTES are:

EXAMPLE of mutualism between a plant and ants

___________________ is the amount of water the soil can hold against the force of GRAVITY.

FIELD capacity

, Active transport of molecules across MEMBRANES occurs through:

PROTON pumps

Nitrate is highly soluble and can be LEACHED from soil by:

precipitation

Which of the following is NOT a mechanism of ION exclusion from plant cells?

Nucleic ACID movement of toxins out of the cell

Water POTENTIAL in a plant is

The SUM of the solute and pressure potential

After the complete DECOMPOSITION of organic matter, the remaining complex, amorphous,
colloidal substance is called:

humus

The cohesion THEORY states

Water moves from the roots into the leaves due to negative pressure from transpiration

A HADLEY Cell is a circulation of rising air and precipitation over the:

Equator

DESERT biomes have these features:

ALL are desert features

The PREVAILING atmospheric conditions of an area over a long period of time.

climate

This biome is home to the GREATEST number of plant and animal species

tropical RAINFOREST

A rain SHADOW is what area?

The side of a mountain range and beyond dominated by DRY air masses

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of an AQUATIC biome?

Degree of pollution

Climate in an area is primarily DEPENDENT on:

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