When pollen moves from the _____ to the ____

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When pollen moves from the _____ to the _____, fertilization can occur.

The "anther" is B. Pollen acts as a sperm carrier, so it has to go from the male structure (anther) to the female structure (stigma) for it to work.

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User: The _____ is commonly called bark.

User: If you see a diseased plant, it is most likely in the _____ stage of its life cycle.

User: When pollen moves from the _____ to the _____, fertilization can occur.

Weegy: The "anther" is B. Pollen acts as a sperm carrier, so it has to go from the male structure (anther) to the female structure (stigma) for it to work.
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User: The Bartlett pear is a fruit reproduced primarily by _____.

User: The cells that are on each side of a stomata and open and close it like a mouth are called _____.

User: The tiny holes in the cell walls of plants that allow for the passing of materials are called the _____.

User: The leaves of plants have layers that perform different functions. The _____ layer contains the chlorophyll, which carries out most of the photosynthesis in the leaf.

User: The leaves of plants have layers that perform different functions. The _____ layer contains the chlorophyll, which carries out most of the photosynthesis in the leaf.

User: Plants tend to grow toward air with higher humidity because of _____.

User: A _____ is a short, fleshy stem surrounded by enlarged, fleshy bases of leaves.

Weegy: corm
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User: A seed breaks out of dormancy and begins to _____ when its environmental conditions are good (e.g., sufficient water is provided).

User: Plants maintain homeostasis by _____.

Weegy: Plant cells use different functions to maintain homeostasis: osmosis, diffusion and active transport.
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User: Plants conduct photosynthesis and respiration.

User: Bermuda grass has _____, or stems that grow along the ground and produce roots, stems, and leaves.

User: The growth stage of plants consists mostly of _____.

Weegy: Do you have choices?
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User: The growth stage of plants consists mostly of _____. reproduction disease germination mitosis

Weegy: mitosis
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User: Meristematic cells called the _____ add width to the plant body.

User: Vines that crawl up the side of a house are showing _____.

User: Plants that have many periods of reproduction are called _____.

User: Plants seemed to evolve in which order? angiosperms, gymnosperms, bryophytes gymnosperms, bryophytes, angiosperms bryophytes, gymnosperms, angiosperms

Weegy: C.Bryophytes. The bryophytes tended to occupy the shadier and moister habitats (moist forests, etc
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User: Plants that are more rare today are _____. hydrophytes mesophytes xerophytes

Weegy: a: hydrophytes. Plants that are more rare today are hydrophytes.
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User: What horticultural method is used most often for vigorous rootstocks that do not produce good quality fruit or flowers? layering cutting grafting

Weegy: The answer is "grafting"
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User: Score: Most _____ are crops like corn, goldenrod, or clover. hydrophytes mesophytes xerophytes

Weegy: b: mesophytes
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User: A pine tree is a _____. bryophyte gymnosperm angiosperm

Weegy: b.gymnosperm
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User: Cotton, used to make clothes, shoes, blankets, etc., comes from a plant. True False

Weegy: True, a cotton plant.
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User: Evidence that supports the endosymbiotic theory includes which of the following? Eukaryotes are bigger than prokaryotes. Eukaryotes have mitochondria and chloroplasts with structures and functions similar to those of prokaryotes. Eukaryotes are multicellular while prokaryotes are unicellular.

Weegy: Eukaryotes are multicellular while prokaryotes are unicellular.
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User: Mosses are _____. bryophytes gymnosperms angiosperms

Weegy: C.Bryophytes. The bryophytes tended to occupy the shadier and moister habitats (moist forests, etc
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User: Anaerobic photoautotrophs were the first organisms to release oxygen into the early atmosphere. True False

Weegy: False. Cyanobacteria are microbes that live primarily in seawater. They are believed to have been the first organisms on Earth to perform oxygenic photosynthesis. [ In this process, they produce organic carbon, the building blocks of life's molecules, and release oxygen gas (O2). The O2 enters into the seawater, and from there some of it escapes into the atmosphere. Please click "good" if this helped ]
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User: How do you conduct the layering technique? You cut a piece of the plant's leaf, root, or stem off and bury it to produce adventitious roots and a new plant. You place the plant stem or bud into another plant with a good root system to grow a new plant. You bury a piece of the stem to produce adventitious roots and then cut the new plant away from the parent plant.

Weegy: You bury a piece of the stem to produce adventitious roots and then cut the new plant away from the parent plant.
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User: The science of crop production and improvement is called _____. biology environmental science agronomy vegetative propagation

User: Multicellular organisms arose because _____. a part could die and be removed and the organism could continue to live. they could eat unicellular organisms unicellular organisms began to die off with the oxygen-filled atmosphere

Weegy: The answer is: Multicellular organisms arose because "a part could die and be removed and the organism could continue to live.".
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User: Roses and lilies are _____. bryophytes gymnosperms angiosperms

Weegy: b.gymnosperm
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User: There will never be enough plant production to resolve world hunger. True False

User: Flowers that have both male and female parts are called _____ flowers. perfect imperfect hermaphrodite

Weegy: hermaphrodite.
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User: The vascular cambium _____. is part of a plant's primary growth produces secondary phloem and xylem tissue decreases in ring size each year

Weegy: The answer is all of the above.
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User: Auxin _____. promotes cell elongation stimulates seed growth and fruit development promotes cell division regulates the opening and closing of stomata

Weegy: Auxin promotes cell division.
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User: An unripe fruit will ripen faster if placed next to a ripe fruit because of _____. cytokinin abscisic acid (ABA) ethylene gibberellin

Weegy: A.cytokinins
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User: Nuts and grains are fruits. True False

User: Phototropism is a _____ tropism involving _____. negative; gravity negative; touch positive; water positive; sunlight

User: Another method of _____ is to partially cut a stem and keep it moist until roots form. layering cutting grafting

Weegy: a: layering. Another method of layering is to partially cut a stem and keep it moist until roots form.
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User: Which of the following statements is true? Water is the energy source for plant photosynthesis. Chlorophyll is contained in organelles called mitochondria. A by-product of photosynthesis is carbon dioxide. Roots have tiny root hairs that maximize the plant's ability to absorb water.

Weegy: Carbon dioxide is definitely not a by-product of photosynthesis, rather, it is a reactant.
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User: When a plant opens and closes its stomata, it is maintaining _____. sugar chemical transmitters homeostasis tropism

User: Part of the dermal tissue that is made of hard, dead, cork cells is the _____. epidermis periderm cuticle vascular cambium

Weegy: The anser is periderm.
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User: Evidence of the endosymbiotic theory was found in the _____. nucleus and cytoplasm mitochondria and endoplasmic reticulum mitochondria and chloroplasts nucleus and chloroplasts

User: The transport tissues of vascular plants are the _____ and _____. xylem; cortex phloem; pith xylem; phloem parenchyma; collenchyma

Weegy: Vascular tissue in plants consists of B.) xylem and phloem.
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User: After elongation, plant cells begin to _____. die photosynthesize differentiate germinate

Weegy: After elongation, plant cells begin to differentiate.
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User: Once respiration starts in a seed, germination has begun. True False

User: Spiders have _____ to absorb salts and wastes while humans have microscopic subunits in the kidneys called _____ to filter blood. nephridia, nephrons Malpighian tubules, nephrons setae, nephridia

Weegy: nephrons and malpighian tubules
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User: The digestive system's overall purpose for the body is to _____. break down food create carbohydrates, proteins, and fats transform nutrients so that they can be absorbed into the blood make protein which builds and maintains the body

Weegy: The primary function of the digestive system is to break down the food we eat into smaller parts so the body can use them to build and nourish cells and provide energy. [ [ ] ]
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User: The integumentary system is an example of _____. adaptive or active immunity passive immunity innate or natural immunity

Weegy: The answer is A. adaptive or active
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User: _____ of all vertebrates are general sensors for touch, pressure, and pain. Olfactory receptors Chemoreceptors Photoreceptors Mechanoreceptors

Weegy: olfactory receptors. satisfied? please click good. Thanks
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User: Animals in the same phylum may have different nervous system structures. For example, octopuses have large, complex brains while clams have a simple _____ network. ladder-like ring-like nerve net

Weegy: nerve net
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User: _____ are blood cells that assimilate bacteria and foreign invaders. Antibodies Leukocytes Hemoglobin Platelets

Weegy: Leukocytes. Leukocytes are blood cells that assimilate bacteria and foreign invaders.
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User: Adrenaline is released by the _____. hypothalamus adrenal glands pituitary gland parathyroid glands

Weegy: The primary function of the pituitary gland is to secrete and store the chemical messages known as hormones and to regulate other glands within the body?s endocrine system. [ The pituitary is often referred to as the ?master gland? because of its influence on other hormone-secreting glands of the endocrine system. There are three lobes in the pituitary gland ? the anterior, intermediate and posterior lobes ? and they each control types of hormones. ]
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User: The part of the brain responsible for speech, thought, and memory is the _____. medulla cerebellum cerebrum thalamus

Weegy: Vestublar
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User: The four main types of tissues of animals are: muscular, which is in _____; nervous, which is in _____; epithelial, which is in _____; and connective, which is in _____. the skin; cartilage; the brain; the heart cartilage; the skin; the heart; the brain the brain; the heart; cartilage; the skin the heart; the brain; the skin; cartilage

User: Which of the following is not one of the five tastes that humans recognize? Sweet Fruity Bitter Salty

User: Roundworms have _____ muscle that helps them move. striated circular longitudinal retractor

Weegy: The only diference between vegetal (onion) cells and animal (roundworm) is not quite in mitosis, but in citokinese (not a mitosis phase since mitosis refers to nucleus division). [ [ Vegetal cells have a thick wall rouding the cell which needs diferent means to split than the membrane im animal cells.Thanks! ] ]
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User: The long bone of the upper leg is the _____. femur tibia patella radius

Weegy: The Radius and the Ulna
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User: _____ do not have organs held together and protected by surrounding fluid. Acoelomates Pseudocoelomates Coelomates

Weegy: Acoelomates. Acoelomates do not have organs held together and protected by surrounding fluid.
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User: The _____ tube brings a mature ovum to the uterus. fallopian ovarian Cowper

Weegy: A.fallopian A woman with one ovary usually has the same chance of getting pregnant as a woman with two. There are a few exceptions that can make getting pregnant more difficult. [ The remaining ovary must be attached to the remaining fallopian tube. [ If only an ovary and the opposite fallopian tube exist, it is much more likely that during ovulation, an egg will not pass down the fallopian tube. One with a single ovary and a single fallopian tube that are not on the same side is also at higher risk for tubal pregnancies. If the fallopian tube and remaining ovary are both on the same side, another thing to look for is a regular period. If a woman continues to menstruate on a regular basis, this tends to be a good sign that the woman is ovulating and can get pregnant. Conversely, if periods are irregular or have stopped altogether this may signify that no ovulation is occurring, or that it is occurring on a very infrequent basis. Usually, doctors advise patients with either one ovary or two to try for at least 15 months prior to seeking advice from fertility experts. If pregnancy has not occurred in that time, both partners should be tested. Lack of an ovary does not mean that the woman is necessarily the partner with fertility challenges. ] ]
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User: Which layer of the eye completely surrounds the eye except for a dark, round opening called the pupil? sclera cornea retina choroid

User: Compared to invertebrates, many vertebrates die during the earlier stages of their life cycle because they are a major part of the food chain. True False

User: Insects have olfactory sensors on their _____ while snakes have them on the roof of their mouths. wings feet antennae tongue

Weegy: antennae
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