The Driving Force That Pushes the Root Tip Through the Soil

question 13

Multiple Choice

The driving force that pushes the root tip through the soil is primarily

• A)continuous cell division in the root cap at the tip of the root.
• B)continuous cell division just behind the root cap in the centre of the apical meristem.
• C)elongation of cells behind the root apical meristem.
• D)the elongation of root hairs.
• E)continuous cell division of root cap cells.

Recognize the importance of values, both personal and organizational, in ethical decision-making.

Identify the relationship between ethical perspectives and business practices.

Appreciate the role of justice, both distributive and procedural, in ethical considerations.

Distinguish between terminal and instrumental values and their impact on ethical behavior.

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Definitions:

Metamorphic Minerals

Minerals formed through the process of metamorphism, which involves the alteration of mineralogical composition of pre-existing rocks under conditions of high temperature and pressure.

Garnet

A fairly common silicate mineral with a distinctive shape but nearly any color (red is most common).

Chlorite

Chlorite refers to a group of minerals that often occurs as green flakes in metamorphic rocks and is characterized by its sheet silicate structure.

Thrust Fault

A type of geological fault where one rock stratum is pushed up and over another because of compressional forces, often associated with mountain building.