Plant Nutrient Uptake and Storage
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What does the elaborated sap transport to the storage organs of the plants?

Sugar

In what form is the sugar stored in the plant storage organs?

Starch

What is the term used for the symbiotic association between fungi or bacteria and plant roots?

Mycorrhizae or Nodules

The symbiotic association between fungi or bacteria and plant roots results in a negative impact on the plant's growth.

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What is the term used to describe the mutual relationship where both organisms benefit?

<p>Symbiosis</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Plant Nutrient Uptake and Storage

  • Processed sap is transported from leaves to storage organs (like tubers).
  • The sugar is stored as starch.

Mycorrhizae and Nodules

  • Mycorrhizae are symbiotic associations between fungi and plant roots.
  • Nodules are formed by the association between bacteria and plant roots.
  • These associations improve the growth of both partners and represent a symbiotic relationship with reciprocal benefits.

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This quiz explores the processes of nutrient uptake and storage in plants, including the role of mycorrhizae and nodules. Understand how these symbiotic relationships enhance plant growth and nutrient efficiency. Test your knowledge on these vital topics in plant biology.

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