The apoplast in plant tissues consists of<u> cell walls, extracellular spaces, and vessel elements</u>
Explanation:
In plant cells, apoplasts refer to the extracellular space present outside the plasma membrane. These are formed by continuous cell walls arranged adjacent to each other.
The main function of apoplasts is transportation of water and other solutes between tissues and organs by free diffusion of molecules via the plasma membrane.
This pathway called the apoplastic pathway constituted by its vessel elements, cell walls, and extracellular space aids in passive absorption by roots
Chloroplast<span> Function. </span>Chloroplasts<span> are very similar to </span>mitochondria<span>, but are found only in the cells of plants and some algae. Like </span>mitochondria<span>, </span>chloroplasts<span> produce food for their cells. </span>Chloroplasts<span> help turn sunlight into food that can be used by the cell, a process known as photosynthesis.</span>
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Answer:
A
Explanation:
Some materials reflect light waves.
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10% of progeny would have wild type phenotype
Explanation:
True breeding fly with wild type wings and small eyes: De/De
True breeding fly with downward wings and wild type eyes: dE/dE
Cross between them : De/De X dE/dE = De/dE ( F1 )
Recombination frequency = 20%
Next cross, De/dE X de/de =
De/de = parental = 40%
dE/de = parental = 40%
DE/de = recombinant = 10%
de/de = recombinant = 10%
The third genotype i.e. one of the recombinant genotypes will have the wild type makeup ( DE/de ) hence 10% of flies would have wild type phenotype.
