The Fate of MAA Particles Is That They Are Broken

question 29

Multiple Choice

The fate of MAA particles is that they are broken up

• A)by and removed by an anticoagulant.
• B)and eliminated via the urinary system.
• C)and removed by the liver and spleen.
• D)and removed via the bowel.

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Definitions:

Rhizoids

Thread-like structures in non-vascular plants, fungi, and algae that absorb water and nutrients and anchor the organism to a substrate.

Nonvascular Plants

Bryophytes, such as mosses and liverworts, that have no vascular tissue and either occur in moist locations or have special adaptations for living in dry locations.

Thallus

The undifferentiated vegetative tissue of some organisms, such as algae, fungi, lichens, and liverworts, not divided into leaves, roots, or stems.

Liverwort

A type of non-vascular plant found in moist habitats, part of the bryophyte family, which includes mosses and hornworts.