The correct answer would be C. vacuole. The organelle that helps transport fertilizer from the soil to the leaf would be the vacuole because it can store bubbles, food, or waste.
<span>The most appropriate choice of needle for someone of this size is a 1.5 in, 22 gauge
needle. It is important for the needle to be 22 gauge so that it is an appropriate thickness to be injected into the muscle tissue.</span>
Answer:
1.Plant absorbing water from the soil.
Explanation:
Osmomsis occurs by the movement of a water from a region of higher concentration of water molecules to a region of lower concentration of water molecules, through a semi permeable membrane,
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It occurs as a result of movement of substance molecules from a region of lower concentration to a region of Higher concentration of the substance.
<em><u>Note</u></em><em><u>:</u></em> The higher the concentration of the substance molecules,the lower the concentration of water molecules.
Answer:
No
Explanation:
Replication happens at a much faster rate in prokaryotes than in eukaryotes.
1. Answer:
Both these leaves are quite similar because of their physical appearance. <em>The sea teak leaf and weeping willow leaf are narrow and elongated. However, a weeping willow leaf has tapered edges.
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The scientific names of sea teak and weeping willow plants are Podocarpus polystachyus and Salix babylonica.
- The leaves of both these plants are simple regardless of their receptive compound appearance. This is due to the presence of complex vein structure on the leaf.
2. Answer:
<u>There many differences between sea teak leaf and weeping willow leaf.</u>
Sea teak leaf is 3-10 cm long while weeping willow leaf is only 6 cm long.
Sea teak leaves are bright green and shiny while weeping willow leaves are green at top and white at the bottom.
<em>The bark of weeping willow can be used to obtain various medicines. Meanwhile, the leaves of sea teak plants are chewed to ease pain of joints.
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<u>Weeping willow trees are found in areas of China, South-West Asia and Europe.
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<u>Sea Teak trees are found in Indonesia, Malaysia etc.</u>