No Bees, No Food LS.6.1.2 - Version 3

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An eggplant seedling growing in a greenhouse develops a thick stem and spreading roots. Which structures transport water and nutrients through the plant?

A single tube that carries only stored food
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Diffusion across the surface of every cell
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Xylem and phloem tissues inside the stem and roots
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Tiny pores that absorb nutrients from the air
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Look at the diagram below. Which labeled structure best shows evidence that water moves upward through specialized tissue in this fig tree?

Structure A, the bark on the outer trunk
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Structure B, the blade of a leaf
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Structure C, a root hair
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Structure D, a ring of tissue just under the bark
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Moss grows on the surface of a greenhouse plant pot. Which two statements correctly describe how the moss obtains and moves water?

Moss grows tall because specialized tissue moves water upward
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Moss uses underground roots to absorb water from deep soil
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Moss stays small and low because it has no vascular tissue
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Moss uses xylem tissue to transport water through a stem
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Moss absorbs water through its cells directly from its surroundings
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A community gardener compares a radish plant and moss growing on a nearby stone path.

Which structure allows the radish plant to transport both water and nutrients throughout the plant?

Diffusion between neighboring cells only
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A single pore system on the leaves
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A bulb that stores nutrients without moving them
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Xylem and phloem tissues inside its root and stem
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A community gardener compares a radish plant and moss growing on a nearby stone path.

Which statement best explains why the moss on the stone path cannot grow as tall as the radish plant?

It has phloem but no xylem tissue
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It has weak roots that cannot anchor a tall plant
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It lacks vascular tissue to transport water and nutrients upward
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It grows too slowly to reach a taller height
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