A Tiny Insect Known as an Aphid Obtains Nutrition by Poking

question 51

Multiple Choice

A tiny insect known as an aphid obtains nutrition by poking a mouthpart into the stem of a plant. Once the aphid's mouthpart is inserted, fluid from the plant is pushed through the digestive tract of the aphid by pressure. The aphid's mouthpart has most likely penetrated the plant's

• A)xylem.
• B)phloem.
• C)stomata.
• D)shoot system.

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Definitions:

Glycogen

A multibranched polysaccharide of glucose that serves as a form of energy storage in animals, fungi, and bacteria.

Vitamin Deficiency

A condition resulting from the lack of essential vitamins in the diet, leading to various health problems.

Spoon-Shaped Nails

A condition, also known as koilonychia, where the nails are concave and resemble the shape of a spoon, often indicative of iron deficiency anemia.

Imbalanced Nutrition

A state where an individual's nutritional intake does not meet their body's needs, resulting in either excesses or deficiencies.