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Due to low pressure, the rate of transpiration will
a. increase
b. remain uneffected
c. decrease slowly
d. decrease rapidly
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- a. Identify the Organs of the Respiratory System and its functions. Identify the Plant structures responsible for gas exchange and its functions. b. List down at least 3 Respiratory problems. What are their causes and symptoms?Explain the effects of carbon dioxide, light, temperature, humidity, and wind on transpiration rates.d. e. 2. Camplete the following flow Chart to identify the three major components in Respir ation. Aerobic Respiration Anaerobic Respiration ulucese Final Products luczs d. a. b.
- Diaphragm used in diaphragm cell process is .a Asbestos .b Woven fabric .c Wooden material .d Poly vinyl chlorideDiscuss the regulation on respiration by explaining the picture below. Make it brief yet substantialDescribe how the diaphragm is used in activities of daily life. Include use in both concentric and eccentric actions. Focus on the execution phase unless the diaphragm's primary action is during the preparation phase.
- Discuss the regulation on respiration by explaining the picture below. Make it as brieg and concise as possible.The trachea has rings of cartilage to: a. Allow the trachea to close when air is not present b. Keep the trachea open for continuous air flow c. Allow the trachea to close when food is not present d. Keep the trachea open for continuous food flowChoose the correct description of inhalation. a. Air is forced into the lungs and then the diaphragm moves down b. Air is forced into the lungs and then the diaphragm moves up c. The diaphragm moves up making less space, and air pushes in. d. The diaghragm moves down, making more space and air is pulled in.
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