Transitive inference is a form of
deductive reasoning in which the relationship between items that have not been
clearly assessed is derived. Transitive inference gives the ability to conclude
that if item A is related to Item B and Item B is related to Item D, then Item
A must be related to Item D. From the question given above, the understanding
demonstrates transitive inference.
Cell membrane can be described as the membrane which is present outside the cell or which separates the cell from the external environment. For an enzyme to pass through the external environment, it will have to pass through the ribosomes and the cell membrane.
<u><em>Growing plants in space is tough -- low gravity means water distribution is difficult to manage, the roots are often starved of oxygen, and stagnant air reduces evaporation and increases the leaf temperature</em></u>
