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MODERN PUBLICATION-TRANSPORT IN PLANTS-EXERCISE
- Transpiration is a necessary evil in plants . Explain.
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- Define osmosis. What is the difference between osmosis and diffusion...
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- Differentiate between TP and WP .How do changes in TP help s in openin...
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- What are guard cells.Describe the structure of typical guard cells.
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- Define the terms:Plasmolysis.
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- Write a note on guttation.
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- Write the importance of osmosis in plants.
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- Describe the role of osmotic potential in regulating water potential o...
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- Write the importance of imbibition.
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- Look into given figure and answer the following, In which direction w...
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- Look into given figure and answer the following, At equilibrium which...
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- Look into given figure and answer the following, If one chamber has a...
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- What is root pressure?
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- Give advantages of transipiration.
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- what are two kinds of interaction of water molecules that allow water ...
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- How do potassium ions (K^+). regulate the opening and closing of stoma...
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- What is guttation?Name the pore through which guttation occur.What doe...
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