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if anyone knows the answer to this, please post. In which direction(s) does the translocation of plant food occur?

this question is driving me insane. i tried every website but cant find the answer to it. if anyone knows please post. In which direction(s) does the translocation of plant food occur?

i wrote this.. Chromosomes of a gamete would not be used to produce a karyotype because they do not show homologus pairs which are needed to show different traits that an individual has. Examples of these traits include: eye colour, and height. They also do not show the sex of an individual (unless the chromosome shown is Y then it is a male) because one sex chromosome comes from the mother and one comes from the father. Somatic cells on the other hand show homologus pairs of chromosomes.

Why would the chromosomes of a gamete not be used to produce a karyotype?

How do the xylem vessels produced in a tree change within a season

arent only sperm and egg haploid?

6: How do the xylem vessels produced in a tree change within a season? i dont know at all no site is telling me;(

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Why are herbaceous stems green?

does anyone happen to know what special enviornmental conditions taproots have adapted to?

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a. Sieve-tube cells lack a nucleus, are arranged end to end and have channels in end walls (thus, the name "sieve-tube") through which plasmodesmata extend from one cell to another. b. Companion cells connect to sieve-tube cells by numerous plasmodesmata, are smaller and more generalized than sieve-tube cells; they have a nucleus. is that right? like about how they connect to compannion cells who have a nucleus?

Mature phloem cells lack a nucleus. If the nucleus is the control center of the cell, how are there cells controlled? i dont get that question wouldnt it just not function withoutt a nucleusss? im lost