Transport in Plants and Animals: KCSE Biology Form 2 Topical Questions and Answers

Explore comprehensive topical questions and answers on the subject of transport in plants and animals, specifically tailored for KCSE Biology Form 2 students. Enhance your understanding of concepts such as red blood cell adaptation, transpiration, blood pressure, carbon dioxide transport, blood flow, xylem vessels, and more.

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