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1 Spmantwe is dipbid where gomictophste is haplaid. 2 seovolyte (long-lived) aredoplyte (shart- lived). 4 Q8. Using ooc sentecece only, briefly explin the following quetions? 2. Micronutrients such as zinc and molybdegy am are inportant for plants. They activate Brgomes needed for wator and nutnants trowsportat b. Biological-nitrogen fixation occurs in the absence of oxygen. c. A pincapple is an inflorescence It is praduced from many capbers and many flowers d. Aspen clones are considered as the largest organism in the world. e. Monocot seeds such as maize are enclosed in a coleoptile during germination. f. Woody plants formi lenticels on their bark. Q7, Deseribe 4 differerioes berwecn the sporrophyte and 1. Sponaptute is diploid whare 2. seorophyte (loog-lived), onedeptryte (short-lived) 3 serophyte pioducer sares, gameto phyte poduces gatiagter fenale ganediphtyte. 4 Q8. Using one sentence only, briefly expluin the following quetions? : a. Micronutricnts such as zinc and moly bdenum are important for plants. They activabe fozgmes needed for wator aind nutnats thausportation. b. Biological-nitrogen fixation occurs in the alsance of axygen. c. A pineapple is an inflorescence It is produced fom many cauteris and many flowers d. Aspen clones are concidered as the largest organism in the world. e. Monocot 5 ceds such as maize are enclosed in a colcoptile during germination. f. Woody plants form lenticels on their bark..
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discussed with links to tamariki identity. - The use of culturally responsive and inclusive practice
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