Answer:
a. F. W. Went isolated the chemical substance responsible for
communicating stimulus information- TRUE
b. The chemical substance responsible for communicating stimulus
information is a hormone- TRUE
c.Charles and Francis Darwin confirmed that the tip of a plant stem is
responsible for initiating the phototropic response- TRUE
d.When the tip of a stem is covered with a transparent cap, the stem bends
toward the light source anyway- TRUE
e. When the base of a stem is covered with an opaque shield, the stem
bends away from the light source- FALSE
f. An example of another control mechanism is that some plants require
more than 12 hours of darkness to produce flowers- TRUE
<span>This would be a severe case. 12 percent of the body is roughly the size of the face. Imagine having your entire face covered with psoriasis. Psoriasis creates large, flaky scales and redness of skin, and can even be painful when the patient also has psoriatic arthritis. This patient should seek medical treatment.</span>
Answer:
a. a plant cell undergoing cytokinesis
Explanation:
Cytokinesis is the process where the cytoplasm divides after mitosis to form two different daughter cells from the parent cell. Animal cell divides by just a cleavage formation. Plant cells have an additional step of formation of cell plate because they have cell wall.
At the end of anaphase and beginning of telophase when the two new daughter nuclei have just formed, cell plat formation begins. Secretory vesicles from golgi body come at equator of the dividing parent cell. These vesicles release all the materials required for cell wall formation. The materials start to form the cell plate which moves outwards till it reaches the division site of parent cell wall. Slowly cell wall arises from cell plate and cytokinesis occurs giving rise to new plant cells.
Answer:
ture
Explanation:
true because you use data on graphs which has rows and columns
Answer:
Figure 3 is more helpful than figure 2 since it shows a clearer trend in the data, while figure 2 does not.
Explanation:
