Plants Obtain Their Energy Directly from the Soil, Air, and Water

question 1

True/False

Plants obtain their energy directly from the soil, air, and water in their environment.

Differentiate between the characteristics and components of various connective tissues.

Recognize the unique features of blood as a connective tissue.

Comprehend the functions and characteristics of areolar connective tissue.

Identify the types of dense connective tissues and their properties.

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