Explanation

During phase 1 of this cycle, the CO2 molecule is incorporated into one of two 3-phosphoglycerate molecules (3-PGA).

This process requires the enzyme RuBisCO and both ATP and NADPH.

Once 3-PGA is formed, one of two molecules formed continues into the reduction phase (phase 2).

Explanation

 Imbibation is the absorption of water by materials, leading to swelling, such as in door wood during the rainy season.

Explanation

Tyloses are outgrowths from xylem parenchyma cells

They grow into the lumen of tracheary cells through pits, balloon out, and occlude the cell interior.

Tyloses are typically associated with the process of defense against pathogens

They are commonly found in the xylem of certain trees and plants.

Explanation

Soil fertility is the ability of a soil to sustain agricultural plant growth.

It is maintained without addition of nutrition due to microbial activity.

Microbes increase the amount of nutrients in soil available for plants.

Explanation

• White light from the sun contains all colors of the spectrum
• The green leaf absorbs all colors except green
• It reflects green light back to your eyes
• Your eyes detect the reflected green light, making the leaf appear green

Explanation

In botany and horticulture, parthenocarpy is the natural or artificially induced production of fruit without fertilisation of ovules, which makes the fruit seedless.

Explanation

Most  eucalyptus trees grow much faster than other trees

Some eucalyptus species can grow 6 to 12 feet per year. 

Eucalyptus trees thrive in warm climates with sufficient water and sunlight. 

Eucalyptus trees are widely cultivated for their timber, essential oils, and ornamental value. 

Explanation

Viticulture is the science and practice of growing and harvesting grapes,

It is a branch of horticulture

Viniculture (or Enology): The study and practice of winemaking (fermentation and processing).