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question 34

Multiple Choice

$\text {Elemental analysis of wild-type (WT) }$
$\text { and irt1-1 roots. Plants were grown in}$
$\text { the presence \(( + \mathrm { Fe } ) \) or absence \(( - \mathrm { Fe } ) \) }$
$\text { of iron for 5 days. DW \(=\) dry weight}$
$( - \mathrm { Fe } )$ } \text { of iron for 5 days. DW = dry weight} Figure 36.2 -Which of the following is being replenished when carnivorous plants trap and digest small animals? A) energy B) lipids and steroids C) carbohydrates D) nitrogen and other minerals E) water " class="answers-bank-image d-inline" rel="preload" >
Figure 36.2
-Which of the following is being replenished when carnivorous plants trap and digest small animals?

• A) energy
• B) lipids and steroids
• C) carbohydrates
• D) nitrogen and other minerals
• E) water

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