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Dictionary » S » Stems Stemsstem The main stem or a branch of the main axial system of a plant, developed from the plumule of the embryo and typically bearing leaves. ![]()
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Results from our foruma SUPER DUPER DIFFICULT QUESTION!!!! PLEASE HELP!!!!!!... to a region of lower pressure (a very important concept in the mammarian breathing mechanism). WHY does this happen??????? I guess my confusion stems from the fact that (according to my book) the property above and diffusion are totally different things, as evident in transpiration. Diffusion ...
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a SUPER DUPER DIFFICULT QUESTION!!!! PLEASE HELP!!!!!!... to a region of lower pressure (a very important concept in the mammarian breathing mechanism). WHY does this happen??????? I guess my confusion stems from the fact that (according to my book) the property above and diffusion are totally different things, as evident in transpiration. Diffusion ...
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Re: Confusion over terms related to genetics... forms are variants, so "polymorphism" and "variant" are essentially synonymous. It is my opinion that much of the confusion stems from the misuse of the word "mutation". Medical people love using this word, and will do so at any opportunity. The first sequence of ...
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Re: Discuss the importance of transportation systems in stems.Did you mean TRANSPIRATION or TRANSPORTATION? If you meant transportation then I gave you a good start, just work it out. Think of it this way, if the plant HAD no transportation system (i.e ways of transporting all the goods the plants needs) than what would happen? You should be able to figure it ...
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Discuss the importance of transportation systems in stems.Im sorry but i don't understand... I got 2nd question, but not first one Discuss the importance of transportation systems in stems.
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