Plant Nutrient Uptake and Storage

Liquid that carries sugar from leaves to storage organs.

Symbiotic association between fungi and plant roots promoting growth.

Associations between bacteria and plant roots aiding nutrient uptake.

Mutually beneficial relationship between different organisms.

Collection of microorganisms living in or on the body.

Microorganisms that can cause disease.

Reactions caused by the immune system to certain substances.

Essentials like water and minerals needed for plant growth.

Tiny pores in leaves for absorbing carbon dioxide.

Process plants use to convert water and CO2 into glucose and oxygen.

Chemical transformation: H2O + CO2 -> O2 + Glucose.

Byproduct of photosynthesis essential for life.

Sugar produced during photosynthesis used for plant growth.

Process by which plants take up water through roots.

Uptake of essential minerals by plants from soil.

Storage organs in plants that store sugar as starch.

Organisms that can form symbiotic relationships with plants.

Microorganisms that can benefit plants in root nodules.

Function of the microbiome that assists in food breakdown.

Elements required for plant and animal health, like CO2 and minerals.