I chose D, and in fact, some plants really do that with histidine.
E) is a wrong answer. E) the concentration of histidine in the growing herb declines as the plant approaches maturity. If so, then the herb has less and less histidine before REACHING adulthood. And if histidine is required for the herb to survive in the metal-rich soil, the herb would DIE before reaching maturity. This is CONTRARY to the premise: the herb THRIVES in that type of soil. -- by 会员 sdcar2010 (2012/1/2 11:31:04)
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