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Select all of the following that are required for materials to be transported in phloem synthesis...

  1. Select all of the following that are required for materials to be transported in phloem
  1. synthesis of sugars
  2. synthesis of polysaccharides
  3. osmosis
  4. mineral uptake by root hairs
  5. presence of secondary cell walls
  1. The Calvin cycle involves interconversion of carbon-containing molecules of various sizes. Select all of the following size of molecules that are either used or produced during the Calvin cycle.
  1. One carbon
  2. Two carbon
  3. Three carbon
  4. Four carbon
  5. Five carbon
  6. Six carbon
  1. Select all true statements
  1. DNA polymerase synthesizes in the 5' to 3' direction; primase synthesizes in the 3' to 5' direction
  2. primase and DNA polymerase both synthesize a covalent bond between a 5' hydroxyl and a 3' phosphate
  3. DNA polymerase adds nucleotides to RNA; primase adds nucleotides to DNA
  4. DNA polymerase synthezises the leading strand, primase synthesizes the lagging strand
  5. the nucleotides that both DNA polymerase and primase add to DNA become permanent links in the polynucleotide chain
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