Water can get to the xylem through the ________________ pathway, which is considered active absorption. Water passes through one cell to the next through plasmodesmata.

What causes water to move up the xylem to the leaves?

Minerals move in through the root via osmosis. Minerals go from lower water potential to higher water potential in the root hair cell.

Dried blood and fish meal are inorganic nitrogen fertilizers.

Deformed terminal leaves are a sign of _______________ deficiency.

Purplish leaves and stems are a sign of _______________ deficiency.

Mottled, spotted, and curled older leaves are a sign of _______________ deficiency.

Water potential is a measure of how freely water molecules can move.

When water molecules are attracted to water molecules, this is called ________________.

The image is of a mitochondrion. Point "D" is the ___________________.

Most of the ATP created during cellular respiration is created during the ________________ phase.

During oxidative phosphorylation, H20 is the final electron acceptor.

During the Citric Acid Cycle, Coenzyme A merges with Oxaloacetic Acid to create citrate.

Every phase of cellular respiration requires oxygen.

Glycolysis does not require oxygen.