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#Question id: 11277


If a species is a keystone predator, then its removal from a community should

(A) Increase population size of the predator’s preferred prey

(B) decrease species diversity in the prey community

(C) decrease productivity of the predator’s preferred prey

(D) increase species diversity in the prey community

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  1. A and C 
  2. B and C   
  3. A and B 
  4. B and D
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#Unit 6. System Physiology – Plant

Rhizobacteria function as

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 b) depositing pathogens directly into the vascular system,

 c) producing antibiotics and antifungal agents for inhibiting soil pathogens

 d) herbivore sensors by sending electrical or chemical signals to surrounding cells

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#Unit 6. System Physiology – Plant

Constitutive chemical defenses are effective against many different herbivores, including insects and mammals. Hemlock (Cicuta sp.) produces which toxins that a polyacetylene prolongs the repolarization of neuronal action potentials.

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#Unit 6. System Physiology – Plant

Which type of pumps inhibits digitoxin in the membranes of heart cells, leading to increased myocardial contraction?