<span>A. to produce ATP and NADPH for the light-independent reactions
Remember, the purpose of photosynthesis is to provide energy for the plant to perform other chemical reactions during the process of growing. So now, let's take a look at the possible answers and see why they do or do not make sense.
A. to produce ATP and NADPH for the light-independent reactions
* Both of these are nice high energy compounds produced directly by photosynthesis. Unless we see a better option later, this looks like a good choice.
B. to convert carbon dioxide into water
* Does this provide energy to the plant? No it does not. So this is a bad choice.
C. to release oxygen into the atmosphere
* This is a happy side effect of the process for us mammals, but it's not the main purpose of photosynthesis and in fact doesn't provide energy to the plant. So wrong choice.
D. to break down glucose into pyruvic acid
* This does produce energy. But doesn't require light. So it has nothing to do with photosynthesis. Wrong choice.</span>
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I believe your answer is "C. the distance between a given point on two neighboring waves"
DNA has always been an important factor/key role in the transference of hereditary information. However, Watson and Crick's structure demonstrated the process of how DNA worked on a molecular scale by indicating the way that genes, cells, and ultimately how all life forms reproduce.
A(n) shark is an example of an organism that can sometimes reproduce asexually by parthenogenesis.
<h3>What is parthenogenesis?</h3>
Parthenogenesis is defined as a special type of asexual reproduction in living organisms which involves the development of female gametes without any fertilization.
However too parthenogenesis occurs in some plants.
There are three different forms of parthenogenesis; these are:
- Arrhenotoky
- Thelytoky
- Deuterotoky.
In conclusion, shark is an example of an organism that can sometimes reproduce asexually by parthenogenesis.
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