Leaf-footed

... Drill Reviewer and the question goes something like this: Which type of cell would probably provide the best opportunity to study lysosomes? A. Leaf Cell of a Plant B. Nerve Cell C. Muscle Cell D. Phagocytes white blood cells Please provide the correct answer with a corresponding explanation ...

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Hi! I'm new here. :) There's a question I need solved: Can one tell which side is the upper epidermis from the cross section of a monocot leaf, like this one? http://www.lima.ohio-state.edu/biology/images/zealeaf2.jpg Since monocot leaves don't have palisade tissue, and ...

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... why we grow sugarcane and sugar beets to produce sugar. I am confused as to why different levels of sucrose would affect the survival of the leaf if the leaf is cut? The sucrose is produced and transported out of the leaf to the remaining parts of the plant.

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I did an experiment in the lab where we punched out leaf discs, flooded the discs with baking soda via a syringe , then placed in a beaker with water and then recorded the time it took for each disc to rise after being placed in the light box. My results ...

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Hi there. I was doing a science fair project and my idea is to do it on how far you can cut a leaf before it dies (you know, will the venation keep it alive or will it not be enough). To do this, I need different plants to test it on. My idea was to judge which plants ...

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