If a plant has a high concentration of minerals inside its root cells, but does not have enough energy for active transport, wha
t could happen to the minerals? Question Progra
A. The plant cells would lock and not let anything in or out.
B. They would be drained from the plant through diffusion into the lower concentration outside the root.
C. Nothing, they would stay where they are.
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D. The plant wouldn't need active transport, the remaining minerals would be attracted into the root because of the high concentration
of minerals already there.
When cells undergo mitosis, they go through a phase called interphase. This replicates their DNA. In meiosis, the same thing happens, but only to meiosis 1. In meiosis 2, DNA isn't replicated.
