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Card 6
Front
What is absorbed by the blood from the small intestine?
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Card 7
Front
What are the tiny holes in the surface of a leaf called?
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Card 8
Front
State one factor that will increase the rate of transpiration.
Back
Card 9
Front
Why is it necessary for the small intestine to have a 'rich' blood supply?
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Card 10
Front
Why are the surfaces of the lungs thin?
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Card 11
Front
What structures increase the surface area of the lungs?
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Card 12
Front
what substances do roots take up?
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Card 13
Front
Why are leaves very thin?
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Card 14
Front
Why do humid days result in less transpiration from leaves, even if it is hot?
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Card 15
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Why do cells need to take up some substances by 'active transport'?
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