Compare the ST and CT treatments in Figure 4 to the other treatments (T1, T2, T3, and T4).  What do the controls show about the experimental treatments? (Choose one.) Group of answer choices Only F. kuroshium and N. metavorans are pathogenic to the fig trees, and disrupt movement of xylem sap through the plants. Conductance of xylem sap is not a good measurement of the degree of fig wilt disease in fig saplings. All of the fungi tested are pathogenic to the fig trees, and disrupt movement of xylem sap through the plants. F. kuroshium by itself is not pathogenic to fig saplings, C. facicola by itself is pathogenic to fig saplings and also interacts with F. kuroshium to disrupt movement of xylem sap through the fig saplings.

Poison is (Toxicodendron radicans) occurs as a weak free-standing shrub (that can reach 0.5m in height). as a trailing vine (that trails along the surface of the ground). and as a climbing vine (that climbs up trees and other vertical surfaces) When the a poison-ivs plant is growing as a weak shrub. Its stems are smooth, but when it begins to grow up the trunk of a tree. Its stem becomes covered with many slender adventitious roots that firmly attach it to the tree. Propose one possible proximate (immediate. physiological. ecological) factor and one possible ultimate (evolutionary ) factor for the production of adventitious roots br poison-ivy plants

Select the FALSE answer regarding refined grain foods (select only 1).       the refining process only keeps the seed endosperm (the white bread that you eat is made from the endosperm)     products made from refined grains have a longer shelf life, which is one reason they are cheap and readily available     refined grain products are typically enriched to add back vitamins and minerals lost during the process     white bread and white rice are high in carbohydrates and fiber     refined grains are made from monocot seeds, which use up the endosperm during germination

1) Does the three t-tests support the hypothesis: of manipulating light exposure will influence the flowering time of Brassica rapa plants by using light from the sun and using incandescent bulbs, or not? If it did not support the hypothesis, then what changes would you make?     2) Do these three t-tests have different growth rates?     3) Is there anything to learn about this study of the graphs and t-tests?

List five response variables that should be determined in a callus induction experiment

Each of the components below should be 1 or at most 2 sentences. Abstracts are 1 paragraph, it is unusual for them to have a reference and must be concise. Explain this hypothesis in detail: The hypothesis can be tested by subjecting groups of Brassica rapa plants to different light exposure durations while keeping other growth conditions constant and recording the time taken for each group to reach the flowering stage. Summarize the methods and experimental design including control and experimental groups and the length of this Brassica rapa experiment. Describe results and analysis Complete the abstract with a brief conclusion of the results of your experiment.

1. (i) List five response variables that should be determined in a callus induction experiment (ii) List five terms that describe texture of callus (iii) List five terms that describe colour of callus (iv) What is the sign of ethylene poisoning in a callus culture   (v) Provide three applications of cell suspension culture Sub-parts (iv) and (v) were not solved but the preceding sub-parts have already been solved

Just read the boxes and write a 1-3 sentences response. Have a nice day. :) (Picture below)

Below is a Figure from a Shoot Tip, indicate which numbers islare meristematic cells? - 3