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Important Questions: Nutrition in Plants
Nutrition in Plants
Q 1. Define
(a) Parasites
Ans: The organisms that depend on other living organisms for food are called parasites. Examples: Cuscuta, tapeworm, liver fluke, etc. There are two types of parasites:

Total parasite
Partial parasite
(b) Total Parasites

Ans: The parasites that depend on the host for food and shelter are called total parasites. For example, liver fluke, tapeworm.
(c) Partial Parasites
Ans: Those parasites dependent on the host only for food are called partial parasites. For example, mosquitoes, lice, etc.
Q 2. What is Symbiosis? What is a symbiotic relationship?

Important Questions: Nutrition in Plants $\newline$ Nutrition in Plants $\newline$ Q $1$ . Define $\newline$ (a) Parasites $\newline$ Ans: The organisms that depend on other living organisms for food are called parasites. Examples: Cuscuta, tapeworm, liver fluke, etc. There are two types of parasites: $\newline$ $1$ . Total parasite $\newline$ $2$ . Partial parasite $\newline$ (b) Total Parasites $\newline$ Ans: The parasites that depend on the host for food and shelter are called total parasites. For example, liver fluke, tapeworm. $\newline$ (c) Partial Parasites $\newline$ Ans: Those parasites dependent on the host only for food are called partial parasites. For example, mosquitoes, lice, etc. $\newline$ Q $2$ . What is Symbiosis? What is a symbiotic relationship?

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Evaluate a linear function: word problems

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Q. Important Questions: Nutrition in Plants

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Nutrition in Plants

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. Define

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(a) Parasites

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Ans: The organisms that depend on other living organisms for food are called parasites. Examples: Cuscuta, tapeworm, liver fluke, etc. There are two types of parasites:

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. Total parasite

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. Partial parasite

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(b) Total Parasites

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Ans: The parasites that depend on the host for food and shelter are called total parasites. For example, liver fluke, tapeworm.

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(c) Partial Parasites

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Ans: Those parasites dependent on the host only for food are called partial parasites. For example, mosquitoes, lice, etc.

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2

. What is Symbiosis? What is a symbiotic relationship?

Identify Equation: Identify the given equation which relates the time required to screen-print a batch of shirts to the number of shirts in the batch, which is $t = s + 13$ . Here, $s$ is the number of shirts and $t$ is the time in minutes.
Plug in Values: Plug in the value of $s$ as $4$ into the equation to get $t = 4 + 13$ .
Perform Addition: Perform the addition to find the value of $t$ . So, $t = 17$ .

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This equation shows how the time required to screen-print a batch of shirts is related to the number of shirts in the batch.

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t = s + 13

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