An Air Bubble in a Vessel Can Be Prevented from Spreading

question 56

Multiple Choice

An air bubble in a vessel can be prevented from spreading to an adjacent vessel by:

• A)air seeding.
• B)transport upward in the transpiration stream.
• C)movement of a torus away from an aperture of a bordered pit-pair.
• D)the surface tension of the meniscus spanning the pores of the bordered pit-pair membrane.
• E)the filtering effect of the roots.

Identify characteristics of psychological hardiness and its benefits in stress resistance.

Distinguish between various types of environmental stresses and their implications.

Understand the physiological responses to stress and their impacts on human health.

Assess the importance of social support types and conflict in stress management.

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