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Ace Penn Foster’s Lesson 5 Proctor Exam with Confidence! Struggling with plant biology, biodiversity, and ecology? This 2025 study guide is your ultimate resource for Lesson 5: Plant Structure & Function! Packed with verified Q&A, it covers biodiversity, population growth patterns, ecological succession, autotrophs vs. heterotrophs, and climate change—everything you need to pass with flying colors. Why This Guide Stands Out: 100% Accurate Answers: Peer-reviewed content ensures A+ results. Clear Comparisons: Side-by-side tables for opportunistic vs. equilibrium species and renewable vs. nonrenewable resources. Exam-Ready: Focuses on high-yield topics like eutrophication, greenhouse effect, and terrestrial ecosystems. Perfect for BIO 101: Aligns with introductory biology curricula nationwide. Ideal For: Penn Foster students prepping for Lesson 5 proctored exams. Ecology or environmental science students. Anyone needing a quick, reliable review of plant biology and ecosystems.

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PENN FOSTER LESSON 5 BIOLOGY PROCTOR
REVIEW ( PLANT STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION)

What is biodiversity? Whats the difference in Direct VS Indirect values
- answer-variety of life in the world;
Direct values: medicines, foods, and other products that benefit humans
Indirect values: cannot always be measured economically

Patters of population growth
- answer-disruptive, stable, and linear

Compare opportunistic and equilibrium species
- answer-

types of succession
- answer-Primary: starts where soil has not yet formed
Secondary: starts where soil is already present (in a clutivated field that is no
longer farmed)

Compare autotrophs and heterotrophs
- answer-Autotrophs-make own food through photosynthesis
heterotrophs-consume; eat plants, animals, or decompose organic matter.

Transfer rate and eutrophication
- answer-Transfer rate is the amount of a nutrient that moves from one component
of the environment to another within a specified time
Eutrophication is the over-enrichment of a body of water, which caused a rapid
algal population growth called algal bloom

What is climate change and the greenhouse effect?
- answer-Climate change is drastic changes in climate; greenhouse effect is the
allowance of the sun's rays to pass through the atmosphere and reradiate heat back
to earth

What is the biosphere?
- answer-the part of Earth where life exists

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