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Worldwide, humans obtain more than 80 percent of their calories from
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Like other organisms, plants are composed of proteins, lipids, carbohydrates, and nucleic acids. Based on this, which of the following would be a micronutrient?
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Most carnivorous plants obtain energy through photosynthesis; they consume insects to obtain ____________________.
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The difference in ____________________ between the sugar-loading zone and the sugar-unloading zone drives the long-distance transport of sugars through the phloem.
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Plants have two types of vascular tissue: xylem, which transports ____________________, and phloem, which transports ____________________.
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Many plants and animals move water and nutrients within internal vessels. Animals use the energy of muscle contraction; however, no metabolic energy is expended when water and minerals move within a plant's xylem.
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Chemicals that dissolve away a plant's cuticle typically result in the death of the plant as it loses its ability to
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Like other organisms, plants are composed of proteins, lipids, carbohydrates, and nucleic acids. Based on this, which of the following would be a macronutrient?
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The cells of the xylem are dead at functional maturity. This allows
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Once sugars have been actively transported into the phloem,
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The figure below illustrates how food is transported in phloem tissue.
At what step(s)during the movement of sugar does the plant provide metabolic energy?
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A high-quality soil provides everything needed for plant growth.
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The presence of root hairs in the region of this root tip labeled with the letter A suggests that we are looking at the zone of ____________________.

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Most aboveground plant growth occurs with the repeated addition of ____________________ units.
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____________________ are secondary plant compounds that evolved in plants to protect them from attack by fungi, bacteria, and insects and might enhance the human immune system.
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In terms of their energy needs, solar energy is converted to chemical energy primarily within the plant's
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