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    1.

    What is the primary role of carrier proteins in ion uptake?

    A

    Store ions within the vacuole

    B

    Convert ions into usable forms

    C

    Facilitate the movement of ions across the cell membrane

    D

    Prevent the entry of unwanted ions

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    2.

    Iron deficiency in plants often leads to interveinal chlorosis. Considering the role of iron in electron transport and chlorophyll synthesis, which statement BEST explains this observation?

    A

    Iron is a key component of the electron transport chain, and its deficiency disrupts energy production needed for chlorophyll synthesis in the interveinal areas.

    B

    Iron is essential for chlorophyll synthesis, and its deficiency leads to reduced chlorophyll production, primarily in the interveinal areas.

    C

    Iron deficiency primarily affects the vascular tissue of the leaves, leading to reduced chlorophyll transport to the interveinal areas.

    D

    Iron deficiency enhances chlorophyll degradation in the interveinal areas, leading to chlorosis.

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    5.

    Which of the following statements are correct about mineral absorption in plants?

    A

    In the initial phase, ions are taken up into the outer space of cells, the apoplast. It is a passive process

    B

    In the final phase, ions are taken slowly into the inner space, the symplast of cells and it is an active process

    C

    Passive movement of the ions into the apoplast occurs through ion channels, transmembrane proteins, which acts as selective pores

    D

    All of the above

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