No, because the genetic code is redundant.
Epidermis of plant root systems is most responsible for their ability to absorb water and mineral nutrients efficiently.
<h3>How do plants take up nutrients and water?</h3>
The xylem, a tissue made up of tiny tubes found just below the surface of the plant's stems, is where plants collect water and nutrients. The water is drawn upwards by the molecules in this tissue, which draw water molecules from the soil. We refer to this mechanism as capillary action.
Root hairs are single celled and large surface area , perfect for absorption of water and nutrients. Root hairs are long thin, single cell extension from the epidermis.
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Answer:
nourish the placenta
Explanation:
The hormone called human placental lactogen (hPL) is a hormone secreted by the placenta, which functions to supply nutrients and oxygen to the growing fetus in the womb.
The human placental lactogen is produced to help in the efficient use of ingested food substances in the production of energy (metabolism). This indirectly helps to nourish the placenta because if the mother efficiently converts food into nutrients, the placenta is also adequately nourished.
Answer:
B. purebred
Explanation:
If you make a Punnett square, you can see that both recessive alleles are passed to the offspring, making it a purebred :)
