Answer:
Magnesium, calcium, phosphorous, sulfur these are essential nutrients for plants. These are required in trace quantity but are very important for plant life. Point A. will be correct answer.
Explanation:
As in B. starch n cellulose are composed of only carbon, oxygen and hydrogen.
As in C. These elements are not required on special occasion but are necessary throughout plant life.
As in D. C H N O is the primary component plants need but these secondary nutrients are equally necessary for growth n structure of plant.
<u><em>So answer A. Is the correct option.</em></u>
Calcium plays the most important role in structure formation of plants. Also act as messenger molecule in signaling. Deficiency of calcium caused wilting , weakened stem and ultimately death of plant.
Magnesium is the key element in chlorophyll molecule. It is necessary for chlorophyll formation.
Sulfur is another very important element in plant life, it is necessary for protein synthesis in plants.
Phosphorous plays an important role in process of cell devision , photosynthesis and respiration.
Potassium is very crucial in gaseous exchange ,it operates the opening and closing of stomata.
Answer for question 1- B (eliminate all plant life)
Answer for question 3- A (Direct energy from the Sun)
(i’m not entirely sure what the answer is to question 2 and i do apologies if any of this incorrect)
Answer: A. Autotrophs supply food for the heterotrophs.
Explanation: A deer is a heterotroph and a plant is a autotroph. Examples of heterotrophs are animals and humans, and examples of autotrophs would be plants and algae. Therefore, because a deer consumes plants that means that autotrophs supply food for the heterotrophs. And by the way I did the exam myself and got this answer correct!
Answer:A. the same number of chromosomes as was contained in the zygote.
Explanation:a zygote is formed when the sperm fertilize the egg .
After fertilization,the zygote undergoes cleavage.cleavage is the mitotic Division of the cells of a zygote to produce daughter cells.
These daughter cells are called blastomere,which contains the same number of chromosomes as the parent cells.the cells formed do not grow in size but continues to divide, forming a mass of cells.
This mass may be solid at first but as cleavage continues,the cells move away from the center,leaving a fluid filled cavity in the middle (blastocoel).
The mass of cells are called blastula.
Answer: cotyledon, seed leaf within the embryo of a seed.