The Movement of Water Through a Plant Is Driven by

question 10

Multiple Choice

The movement of water through a plant is driven by

• A) the drying power of the air.
• B) osmosis.
• C) active pumping using ATP.
• D) root pressure.
• E) a combination of more than one of these.

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Definitions:

Alkaline

Having a pH greater than 7, typically describing a basic substance as opposed to an acidic one.

Humus

Organic component of soil formed by the decomposition of leaves and other plant material, rich in nutrients.

Deciduous Forest Soil

The fertile, nutrient-rich soil found in forests that lose their leaves seasonally, characterized by rich organic matter and biodiversity.

Closely Packed Pebbles

Small, smooth stones tightly grouped together, often found in riverbeds, beaches, or as a component of natural or humanmade surfaces.