Multiple Choice
How do plants and animals differ in how they take in nutrients?
A) Plants take in simple chemicals, which they synthesize into larger molecules; animals take up larger, more complex molecules.
B) Plants need to take in nitrogen-containing molecules, but animals do not.
C) Plants take in complex molecules; animals take up relatively simple chemicals and synthesize larger molecules.
D) Plants must absorb all 20 amino acids, whereas animals are able to synthesize all amino acids.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q49: Refer to the table and the figure.<br>Table
Q50: Which statement about the nutrient supply in
Q51: During the later stages of succession, the
Q52: Soluble phosphorus combines with iron to form
Q53: Rivers and streams subjected to high amounts
Q55: Silt is soil that<br>A) has particles larger
Q56: Which statement about the soils on the
Q57: Which of the following statements about nutrient
Q58: In the process of nitrification, certain bacteria
Q59: Decomposition of organic matter with a C:N