Answer:
The answer is: Carbon dioxide and water released by cellular respiration are used in photosynthesis.
Explanation:
The positioning of the body where are major body parts are flexed is called the fetal position. In this position the back is arched forward and arms and legs are drawn closer to the torso and the head bowed. It is called this because this is the position the fetus is in as it develops in the womb.
Answer:
Reena is making compost to reuse or recycle biodegradable waste and convert it into a natural fertilizer.
Explanation:
By placing the biodegradable matter in the pot with soil, microorganisms living in that soil are able to decompose the wastes and produce fertile products. This fertilized soil is very useful in plant care because it provides many nutrients and benefits for needed the plants' growth.
Compost consists of a controlled oxidation biological process and microorganisms and other invertebrates such as earthworms are in charge of decomposition of the solid matter. The product is used as a natural fertilizer and is a good substitute for chemical fertilizers. When composting, temperature, and humidity must be controlled. The process lasts one week or two until the whole solid wastes are degraded and mixed with the rest of the soil.
The factor that creates the most difficulty in predicting the possible consequences of different control methods is called species interactions. An example could be competition, in which one organism fights with another for the same resources.
The correct answer is option C, that is, the presence of the nuclear membrane.
Cyanobacteria is a phylum of bacteria that attain their energy via the process of photosynthesis, and are the only photosynthetic prokaryotes possessing the tendency to generate oxygen. As a prokaryote, they are devoid of the nuclear membrane.
Euglena refers to a single cell flagellate eukaryote. It comes under the class Euglenoidea. The species of Euglena are witnessed in salt water and in freshwater. Being a eukaryote, they possess nuclear membrane.
