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The energy that drives water into root cortex cells comes most directly from
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In most plants,the stomata at night are _______ in order to _______.
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If you were working in the lab with nitrogenase,and the nitrogenase stopped catalyzing the reaction,you might need to eliminate or reduce the _______ in the experimental system to get it working again.
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In the legume-rhizobia symbiosis,the _______ partner produces leghemoglobin to maintain _______ levels for the other partner.
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Which of the following represents the correct order for the locations where rhizobia develop as a root nodule is being formed,from earliest to latest in the development?
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