Carbon becomes available to crop plants in the form of:
A.Carbon dioxide
B.Element carbon (coal)
C.Amino acids
D.Carbonates
A.Carbon dioxide
B.Element carbon (coal)
C.Amino acids
D.Carbonates
A.Cell membrane and nucleolus
B.Cell membrance and cell wall
C.Nucleus and chloroplast
D.Nucleolus and cell wall
A.Amino acids ? Starch ? Proteins ? Enzyme
B.Glucose ? Starch ? Sucrose
C.Protein ? Enzyme ? Amino acids
D.Disaccharides ? Mono-saccharies ? Polysacchrides
A.Algae
B.Fungi
C.Gymnosperms
D.Angiosperms
A.Aid in regulating metabolism
B.Are proteins
C.Are synthesized within the body
D.Enhance the oxidative metabolism
A.Chlorophyll
B.Cytochromes
C.Sunlight
D.Glucose
A.Buck
B.Beer
C.Garner
D.Allard
A.Cell wall is permeable
B.Cell wall is living
C.Cell wall is elastic, rigid and get stretched
D.Cell wall is outer most layer of plant cell
A.Actinomycetes
B.Acellular
C.Prokaryotes
D.Eukaryotes