Chapter 25 Opener. In-Text Art, Ch. 25, p. 522 Figure 25.1 Mineral Nutrient Deficiency Symptoms.

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Chapter 25 Opener

In-Text Art, Ch. 25, p. 522

Figure 25.1 Mineral Nutrient Deficiency Symptoms

Figure 25.2 Nickel Is an Essential Element for Plants

Figure 25.2 Nickel Is an Essential Element for Plants (Part 1)

Figure 25.2 Nickel Is an Essential Element for Plants (Part 2)

Figure 25.3 A Soil Profile

Figure 25.4 Ion Exchange

Figure 25.5 Roots Send Signals for Colonization

Figure 25.5 Roots Send Signals for Colonization (Part 1)

Figure 25.5 Roots Send Signals for Colonization (Part 2)

Figure 25.5 Roots Send Signals for Colonization (Part 3)

Apply the Concept, Ch. 25, p. 527

Figure 25.6 Nitrogenase Fixes Nitrogen

Figure 25.7 Nutrients from Other Organisms

Figure 25.7 Nutrients from Other Organisms (Part 1)

Figure 25.7 Nutrients from Other Organisms (Part 2)

Figure 25.8 Water Potential, Solute Potential, and Pressure Potential

Figure 25.8 Water Potential, Solute Potential, and Pressure Potential (Part 1)

Figure 25.8 Water Potential, Solute Potential, and Pressure Potential (Part 2)

Figure 25.9 A Wilted Plant

Figure Ion Transport into Plant Cells

Figure Apoplast and Symplast

Figure Apoplast and Symplast (Part 1)

Figure Apoplast and Symplast (Part 2)

Figure The Transpiration–Cohesion–Tension Mechanism

Figure Stomata Regulate Gas Exchange and Transpiration

Figure Stomata Regulate Gas Exchange and Transpiration (Part 1)

Figure Stomata Regulate Gas Exchange and Transpiration (Part 2)

Apply the Concept, Ch. 25, p. 534

In-Text Art, Ch. 25, p. 535 (1)

In-Text Art, Ch. 25, p. 535 (2)

Figure The Pressure Flow Model

Figure Conservation Tillage