What type of cell activity occurs in the meristem regions of plants?

A) Increased water uptake of cells
B) Secondary growth
C) Mitosis
D) Storage of sugar
E) Photosynthesis


C

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How do somatic neurons and autonomic neurons differ? (Check all that apply.) 

_____ Somatic neurons innervate the body surface, while autonomic neurons innervate internal structures. _____ Somatic neurons control skeletal muscle, while autonomic neurons control smooth and cardiac muscle. _____ Somatic neurons control exocrine glands, while autonomic neurons do not. _____ Somatic neurons control their effectors directly, while autonomic neurons use a series of neurons. _____ Somatic neurons are always excitatory, while autonomic neurons may be either excitatory or inhibitory.  

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Which of these are major causes of diarrhea?

A) infection of the lower intestinal tract B) infection of the upper intestinal tract C) hormonal stimulation D) nervous stimulation

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Explain why rare recessive alleles are more likely to produce a recessive phenotype as a result of inbreeding

What will be an ideal response?

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Which structure in the leaf controls the opening and closing of the stroma?

a) spongy mesophyll b) guard cells c) epidermis d) cuticle

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