Yes, a plant would as long as a living creature is in the area to exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide. It is not totally necessary for other plants to be in the immediate vicinity but is necessary for all living things to live. As mentioned before carbon dioxide and oxygen must be exchanged. (The more the merrier(do not add this)).<span />
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The correct answer is ''They are all vascular plants''.
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Vascular plants or tracheophytes are those organisms of a more evolved plant nature, they are those that have leaves, stem and roots and that have a vascular system formed by conducting vessels. Ferns are pteridophytic vascular plants, they do not produce flowers or seeds and are mostly herbaceous. All those vascular plants that have seeds but do not have flowers are called gymnosperms. The seeds are not covered or protected by an ovary, so they appear visible on the leaves or other parts of the plant. Angiosperms are plants with flowers, whose seeds develop within the ovary, which grows and becomes fruit.
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Antimicrobials are classified as selective and non-selective, selective are antibiotics, non-selective are surface disinfectants that are not used in human organisms such as antibiotics.
Explanation:
That is why antibiotics are considered more effective to inhibit the growth of bacteria, since the special antibiotic that covers a certain spectrum of bacteria is selected, that is what gives them specificity and greater effectiveness, some are bacteriocidal and others bacteriostatic, considering the former as those that generate the defined death of the bacteria, and assures us more of bacterial death or inhibition of proliferation.
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If the testis does not produce enough hormones, the result maybe underdeveloped genitals, delayed puberty, infertility, decreased sex drive etc.
If the ovaries do not produce enough hormones, the result maybe infertility, weight gain, excessive facial and body hair, etc.
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