I think the answer is C. That’s the only relatively actual answer that makes sense
Bacteria and fungi share only a few similarities. Both are cells and microscopic. Both the bacteria and fungi also has a cell wall and a cell membrane. However, these two cells are very much different with respect to each other in many ways. Bacteria, in terms of the cell wall, has a soft cell wall in which the main component is peptidoglycan while for fungi their cell wall is mostly made up of chitin which makes it hard. Bacteria grows by binary fission while fungi grows through branching and elongation. <em>Penicillium</em> is a genus of a fungi with a major role in antibiotic production. Therefore <em>Penicillium</em> share the same characteristics with fungi.
Answer:
A: Two different forms a plant can have
Explanation:
Rather than saying forms, I would say that Sorophytes and Gametophytes are a type of plant generation. Plants can either be diploids - Sorophytes (these kind contain 2 chromosomes set and use meiosis to produce spores) and haploids (they use mitosis to divide the cells)
There are many different hazards. These are a few of them that I know of from my few years of being an EMT.
Lung problems (tuberculosis, pneumonia), Liver disease, Unhealthy weight fluctuations, and <span>Collapsed veins.</span>