The evaporated water is carried away from leaves by the

The thalassemia is also known as

The examples of sinks in plants are

After the loss of the nucleus of red blood cells, the cells

The blood clots formed by plaques within arteries are called

The table salt is also known as

The classification of blood which is based on the absence or presence of antigens on RBCs cells is called

The substances that are found in plasma in trace amounts are

The artery that supplies blood to the digestive tract is called

The accumulation of cholesterol results in the formation of substance within arteries called

The valve which guards the opening between the right ventricle and right atrium is known as

The higher temperatures cause the

The arteries that supply blood to the ribs are called

After the contraction of the left ventricle, the oxygenated blood is pumped in

The percentage of dissolved substances in plasma is about

The monocytes are responsible for production of

The scientist William Harvey was born in

The capillaries are joined to form venule and venule are joined to form veins in

The strongest and largest chamber of the heart is

The phloem and xylem tissues are also known as

The blood circulatory system in which blood will never leave the veins, arteries and capillaries is called

The three arteries that emerge from the surface of the aortic arch supplies the blood to

The example of sources in plants is

The theory which states that transpiration pull is responsible for carrying water upward through the xylem is called

The energy which is increased in water molecules due to higher temperatures is

The mechanical widening of the obstructed blood vessel or narrowed blood vessel is known as

The valve which prevents the blood backflow to the left atrium from

The land plants that are not composed of xylem and phloem tissue are

During the night, the plants keep their

The excess of glucose formed in mesophyll cells is converted into