Energy Is Assimilated by Plants Through the Process of

question 42

Multiple Choice

Energy is assimilated by plants through the process of

• A)decomposition.
• B)respiration.
• C)photosynthesis.
• D)regeneration.

Recognize the essential amino acids and their importance in the human diet.

Know the sequence of stored fuels used by the body during periods of starvation.

Understand the concepts of metabolic energy and how energy from food is measured.

Discern the least and most efficient sources of metabolic energy for animals.

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