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it isnt tough if you had paid just a little attention in the biology class
You must not have paid enough "little attention." Phloem is for nutrient transport. Xylem is for water transport. Nutrients is legit response though being that it's "step 2." You just got the definitions mixed up.
I dont even remember ever having a biology class.
Bunny.
hunt them all
the one commenting here too
even though phloem is primarily used for nutrient transport, there are some nutrients which first gets dissolved in water and are then transported through the xylem tissues.
btw my word:
Glucose
btw my word:
Glucose
Yes. I know this. Primarily it's water though and unless you have ddH2O there's always other stuff in there.
Galactose.
i always used to consider my biology class as my sleeping time
so plz can you close your xylem and phloem
I'll try to pick a word that commits to both ribose (BTW its underlined, is that a proper word?) and bunny so it works either way again...
adrenaline
I'll try to pick a word that commits to both ribose (BTW its underlined, is that a proper word?) and bunny so it works either way again...
adrenaline
Ribose is the sugar in DNA/RNA: deoxyribonucleic acid / ribonucleic acid
going off testosterone...
dihydrotestosterone or if that doesn't count I'll go with hormone
biology teacher?
biology teacher?
Nope. Just a Biochemistry major. Even something like ribose should be simple knowledge though for someone that's taken basic bio...heck even nowadays I wouldn't doubt if a high school grad would know this no problem (that focused on science/math anyways). I can talk about (and draw) the structures for you if you want me too as well.
my word:
thyroxine