BRCC Bio 1013 Aluko Ch 25 LCurve And Quiz –
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Plants are eukaryotic cells containing Cell wall
organelles. Which organelle is only
found in plant cells?
The xylem and phloem act much like Correct! The answer is B.
the human circulatory system. Which It is not true that the phloem's only function is to
statement regarding the xylem and transport sugars from the roots to the leaves.
phloem is FALSE?
A.) The xylem and phloem work
together to transport essential
nutrients to plant cells.
B.) The phloem's only function is to
transport sugars from the roots to the
leaves.
C.)Water is moved up the xylem by
transpiration.
D.)The xylem transports water from
the root system to the shoot system.
E.) Xylem and phloem are present in
both the root and shoot systems.
In addition to water and sugar, plants Nitrogen
require certain nutrients to grow.
Certain bacteria present in fertile soil
help plants obtain _____.
, When counting the rings of a tree, you Xylem
are actually counting rings of _____.
Woody plants such as giant redwoods Lignin
contain greater amounts of
substances that make them tougher
and more rigid than other plants, and
other woody plants, such as cellulose
and _____.
The stomata open and close to allow Water
which molecule(s) to evaporate during
transpiration?
Certain "carnivorous" plants obtain Insects
their nitrogen from _____.
Each fall, most deciduous trees The green pigment in the leaves decreases in the fall.
produce vibrant colored leaves.
Which statement best explains why a
leaf may turn yellow in the fall?
Which statement best explains why High levels of chlorophyll mask the other pigments
leaves appear green in the spring and produced by the leaves.
summer?
Which strategy is used by plants in They have a thick, waxy coating on their leaves.
hot, dry climates to conserve water?
All of these are pigments found in Correct! The answer is C.
leaves EXCEPT _____.
Hemoglobin is not a pigment found in leaves.
A.) Xanthophylls
B.) Anthocyanin
C.) Hemoglobin
D.) Carotene
E.) Chlorophyll
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Plants are eukaryotic cells containing Cell wall
organelles. Which organelle is only
found in plant cells?
The xylem and phloem act much like Correct! The answer is B.
the human circulatory system. Which It is not true that the phloem's only function is to
statement regarding the xylem and transport sugars from the roots to the leaves.
phloem is FALSE?
A.) The xylem and phloem work
together to transport essential
nutrients to plant cells.
B.) The phloem's only function is to
transport sugars from the roots to the
leaves.
C.)Water is moved up the xylem by
transpiration.
D.)The xylem transports water from
the root system to the shoot system.
E.) Xylem and phloem are present in
both the root and shoot systems.
In addition to water and sugar, plants Nitrogen
require certain nutrients to grow.
Certain bacteria present in fertile soil
help plants obtain _____.
, When counting the rings of a tree, you Xylem
are actually counting rings of _____.
Woody plants such as giant redwoods Lignin
contain greater amounts of
substances that make them tougher
and more rigid than other plants, and
other woody plants, such as cellulose
and _____.
The stomata open and close to allow Water
which molecule(s) to evaporate during
transpiration?
Certain "carnivorous" plants obtain Insects
their nitrogen from _____.
Each fall, most deciduous trees The green pigment in the leaves decreases in the fall.
produce vibrant colored leaves.
Which statement best explains why a
leaf may turn yellow in the fall?
Which statement best explains why High levels of chlorophyll mask the other pigments
leaves appear green in the spring and produced by the leaves.
summer?
Which strategy is used by plants in They have a thick, waxy coating on their leaves.
hot, dry climates to conserve water?
All of these are pigments found in Correct! The answer is C.
leaves EXCEPT _____.
Hemoglobin is not a pigment found in leaves.
A.) Xanthophylls
B.) Anthocyanin
C.) Hemoglobin
D.) Carotene
E.) Chlorophyll
