Question

During photosynthesis plants take in inorganic Co, and water converting them to organic compounds such as glucose. Glucose can be utilized to produce energy or become stored in the form of starch in different parts of the plant. Some scientists wanted to learning more about the transporting system of plants, so they labeled the carbon atoms in the Co, so that they can trace their path through the plant's body. Which part of the vascular tissue of the plant you would expect to find labeled Co, and which part will contained labeled glucose? Explain В І EE

Answer 1

1-) In phloem we observe labelled co2 because co2 combine with RUBP in calvin cycle and than transported though phloem

2- ) Linnaeus put fungi and plant in same group but RH whittekar creat two different kingdom on the basis of composition of cell wall. Cell wall of fungi made of chitin(fungal cellulose )and cell wall of plant made up of cellulose(polysaccride).

Fungi Are heterotrophic in nature they do not have chlorophyll pigment in there cells to convert light energy into chemical energy (ATP). Some plants are partially parasite but some are completely parasite if due to short size or absence of chlorophyll they are not able to perform photosynthesis they climb themself with another plant.

3-)Soil pH affects the amount of nutrients and chemicals that are soluble in soil water, and therefore the amount of nutrients available to plants. ... The development of strongly acidic soils (less than 5.5 pH) can result in poor plant growth as a result of one or more of the following factors: aluminium toxicity.