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The movement of water through the soil is determined by the type of soil only. a. True b. False

The movement of water through the soil is determined by the type of soil only. a. True b. False

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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26, The movement of water through the soil is determined by the type of soil only. a. True b. False 27. Sand has less surface area than clay. True b. a. False 28. How much of a growing plant cell is made up of water? a. 50-60% b. 60-70% C. 70-80% d. 80-90% e. 90-100% 29. What is the name of the process in which water is lost through the leaves? Respiration b. Assimilation a. Photosynthesis Osmosis C. d. e. Transpiration 30. What is the name of the process that allows the reabsorption of water into the roots? Respiration Assimilation a. b. Photosynthesis Osmosis С. d. e. Transpiration 1. Water molecules will aggregate together due to which type of bonds? a. molecular nonpolar hydrogen d. diatomic b. C. The bonds that hold water molecules to each other are very strong and hard to break. a. True b. False Cell water potential is affected by all of these, Except: a. Solute potential Hydrostatic pressure Gravity Temperature b. C. d.
Transcribed Image Text:26, The movement of water through the soil is determined by the type of soil only. a. True b. False 27. Sand has less surface area than clay. True b. a. False 28. How much of a growing plant cell is made up of water? a. 50-60% b. 60-70% C. 70-80% d. 80-90% e. 90-100% 29. What is the name of the process in which water is lost through the leaves? Respiration b. Assimilation a. Photosynthesis Osmosis C. d. e. Transpiration 30. What is the name of the process that allows the reabsorption of water into the roots? Respiration Assimilation a. b. Photosynthesis Osmosis С. d. e. Transpiration 1. Water molecules will aggregate together due to which type of bonds? a. molecular nonpolar hydrogen d. diatomic b. C. The bonds that hold water molecules to each other are very strong and hard to break. a. True b. False Cell water potential is affected by all of these, Except: a. Solute potential Hydrostatic pressure Gravity Temperature b. C. d.
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