Trees are massive, heavy plants containing lots of cellulose (a type of carbohydrate). Where do trees get all the carbon to grow so big? Water, Sun, Air, or Soil?

Q: Why is it important for plants to have pigment like chlorophyll?

A: Chlorophyll is a pigment that gives plants their green colour and aids in photosynthesis, which…

Q: Find out how much cellulose is made by all the plants in the biosphere and compare it with how much…

A: A forest is a thick land or a complex ecosystem that is rich in biodiversity and supports a wide…

Q: Leaves typically have high surface area to volume ratios to maximize the rate of photosynthesis.…

A: Xerophytes have lower or less surface area of leaves than other plants. This adaptation is due…

Q: The loss of water from a plant by transpiration cools the leaf. Movement of water in transpiration…

A: In this answer, it aims to investigate the effect of substituting a nonpolar solution with similar…

Q: Why are deficiency symptoms of immobile elements more pronounced in younger than in older leaves

A: The growth of plants is dependent on 17 elements out of which 3 are non-mineral (oxygen, hydrogen,…

Q: What happens to the sugars that plants produce?

A: Sugar is generated in plant leaves by photosynthesis and is transported because the oligosaccharide…

Q: Find out how much cellulose is made by all the plants in the biosphere andcompare it with how much…

A: Plants are mainly multicellular plants that have ability to perform photosynthesis and belong to…

Q: Chlorophyll, a green pigment found in plants and not humans, provides energy to the plant by…

A: Plants use energy derived from light to drive various physiological processes required for their…

Q: where does from carbon that makes up the biomass of the wood and roots of the tree come from?

A: Biomass of an organism is referring to the mass / weight of that organism. While dry mass/ dry…

Q: Was starch stored in the leaf? How can you tell?

A: Starch or amylum can be defined as the polymeric carbohydrate that consists of many glucose units…

Q: Q1: It is a type of cell in the xylem for support and holding water against gravity Tracheid…

A: Introduction:- The xylem is the plant's primary water-conducting tissue. The xylem is a conducting…

Q: Plants synthesis protein from: Starch Sugar Fatty acids Amino acids

A: Atmospheric nitrogen is fixed into nitrogenous compounds like nitrates and nitrites by the process…

Q: In winter, plants exchange the saturated lipids in their membranes for unsaturated lipids.…

A: The question says that in winters, the plants exchange the saturated lipid with the unsaturated…

Q: With reference to the geochemical cycles of this ecosystem, what particular is particularly limited…

A: The geochemical cycle is the process that builds a relationship between the geological parts with…

Q: In what parts of a plant is the most starch typically stored?

A: Starch is stored in the stroma of the chloroplasts and in the cytoplasm of the leaves.

Q: Do plants need soil to grow? Explain.

A: The growth in plants may occur throughout their lives. Like alternative cellular organisms, plants…

Q: Chlorophyll a Chlorophyll b 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 Wavelength (nm) Plant chlorophyll chemicals…

A: Photosynthesis depends upon the absorption of light by pigments in the leaves of plants. Chlorophyll…

Q: Plant leaves contain pores called_______ that allow the plant to  elease_______ and take in________.…

A: when we see the upper and the lower part of the leaves, there are small pores present. these pores…

Q: how do plants synthesize carbohydrates through chemical reactions

A: Synthesis is a process by which plant water and carbon dioxide in the presence of sunlight and make…

Q: How do plants use small organic molecules to grow bigger

A: Plants are known as primary producers because they produce their own food. They are able to produce…

Q: Why do trees grow and stop at different heights

A: The tree height is defined as the length of the tree starting from its base to the tip of its…

Q: appeared to be overall weak in structure. You are curious, and examine a cross section of the stem…

A: Plants grow by lengthening their stems and roots. Some plants, especially those that are woody,…

Q: What purposes do leaves serve in plants?

A: The main function of leaf is to produce food for plants by the Photosynthesis.

Q: Trees literally grow out of thin 1)________ , incorporating 2)__________ from CO2 into glucose. As…

A: Answer:- 1)Air 2)Carbon  3)Photosynthesis  4)Higher

Q: Describe the organization of abundant polysaccharides (cellulose, hemicellulose and pectin) in plant…

A: The plant cell wall functions to provide protection and tensile strength to the plant cell. It helps…

Q: inside a closed kitchen cabinet without any light available. Based on what you know about this…

A: Photosynthesis is a mechanism by which plants and other organisms transform light energy into…

Q: How does a green plant obtain energy? carbon? How does your body obtain these things?

A: Introduction:- Because plants contain the green pigment chlorophyll, some species can generate their…

Q: Pine trees are coniferous trees native to most areas of the Northern Hemisphere. Pines produce seeds…

A: A growth curve is a graph that shows how a certain quantity increases over time. In mathematics,…

Q: How many percent of water is needed by plants?

A: Introduction: Plants are one-of-a-kind organisms that can collect nutrients, water, and carbon…

Q: From the perspective of plant growth, which of the following are important functions of soil?…

A: Soil is of vital importance for plants due to several reasons: Nutrient availability: Soil serves…

Q: aximum fixation of solar energy is usually done by .....

A: Solar power is the conversion of solar energy into thermal or electrical energy. Solar energy is the…

Q: An obvious difference between the pigments is color. How might a pigment's color affect its role in…

A: Chlorophyll is a pigment present in the thylakoid membrane of chloroplast in a plant, very crucial…

Q: How does a plant produce glucose?

A: Plants are the main part of the ecosystem. They are the producers as they produce food into the form…

Q: Imagine your research lab is studying the anti-aging effects of a phytochemical. Which of the…

A: Phytochemicals are defined as metabolites produced by plants. They are found in vegetables, grains,…

Q: If plants need CO2 to construct glucose (by photosynthesis), why is the rising level of CO2 in the…

A: Photosynthesis is the conversion of light energy into chemical energy by phototrophs, which is then…

Q: What is converted into biomass in plants, resulting in plant growth? -CO2 from the air -water and…

A: Photosynthesis is a process where plants produce glucose and oxygen by using carbon dioxide, water,…