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Which plant part makes up broccoli's green head?
Answer: Flower buds
Why: Broccoli is the same species as cabbage, kale and kohlrabi; each was bred for a different plant part.
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How much of the water a plant absorbs does it lose?
Answer: About 98%
Why: Escaping water also cools the leaves and carries dissolved minerals up from the roots.
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What is coconut water, botanically?
Answer: Endosperm
Why: As the nut ripens, part of this liquid turns into the white coconut meat, which is endosperm too.
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Which root parts take in most of a plant's water?
Answer: Root hairs
Why: One rye plant counted in a 1937 study carried about 14 billion living root hairs.
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Where on a pea plant do nitrogen-fixing bacteria live?
Answer: Root nodules
Why: These bacteria turn nitrogen gas from the air into ammonia the plant can use, and the plant fuels them with its sugars.
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Which living plant cells lack a nucleus at maturity?
Answer: Sieve-tube elements
Why: Companion cells keep enucleated sieve-tube elements alive by supplying them with proteins and metabolic energy.
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