Primary plant/tree growth is
characterized mainly by ______.
Here is the correct answer to that
question: the primary plants or tree growth is characterized mainly by upward
and downward growth due to cell division at tips of roots and shoots.
When raisins are placed in water and sit overnight, endosmosis takes place. Water goes into the raisins from the surrounding. Due to this endismosis, the raisins gain water and become larger in volume.
Since raisins absorbed some water, the volume of water from the container decreases.
From the sun. The plant uses oxygen and sunlight to make carbon dioxide.
Antidiuretic hormone (ADH)
acts on the vascular system and the urinary system to regulate solute-water
content in the body. During dehydration, secreted by the posterior pituitary
gland, the hormone promotes reabsorption of water from urine in the renal
tubules hence decreasing plasma osmolarity.