Answer:
C. Organism living in the fallen trees lose shelter.
Explanation:
talking about the effects of storm winds falling trees, it creates more light to reach shorter plant which will help the plants to do photosynthesis well, which will even facilitate their fast growth; that's positive.
Fallen trees becoming food for decomposers can also be positive cause this will help the soil or earth of that forest have fertility
New Clearing attracting animals such as man can lead to extinction of forest which to conservators they feel like no-no-no-no that's they'd see it as a negative consequence of the wind storm effect, yes this can lead to de-sheltering of organisms inhabiting that niche(trees)
Fungal Parasites,
specifically basidiomycetes causes various infectious diseases that destroys
billions of dollars of food crops annually with worldwide impact. The 1972 U.S.
corn crop was almost completely destroyed by a fungus and during the late 1990s
most wheat fields in Arizona had to be devastated due to the existence of
fungal parasites. This clearly suggest that the presence of fungal
parasites resulted in loss or reduction of food crops.
Furthermore, basidiomycetes are
called club fungi, which is part of a <span>major group of fungi that produce a basidium
structure that includes mushrooms and toadstools. Although, they have economic
use in pharmaceutical industry such as producing penicillin and provide us food
like cheese, mushroom, in baking and in brewing, there negative impact must
also be consider and should be handle appropriately to eradicate crop
destruction.</span>
Answer:
Question 17: B: They may provide evidence that Pennsylvania was once covered by warm ocean waters since most corals are presently found in these environments.
Question 14: I think the answer for this question might be A. But I'm not sure.
Question 10: D: Plates move toward each other and volcanic mountains form.
The sequence of amino acids that is produced when the gene is translated forms the primary structure of protein and is wholly dependent on the information that is copied from DNA and onto messenger RNA (mRNA).
In the nucleus of the cell, information for synthesis of a particular protein is copied (transcribed) from DNA and onto mRNA.
mRNA then leaves the nucleus with this information and enters the cytoplasm where it attaches to a ribosome . Transfer RNA (tRNA) read (translates) this information and fetches the corresponding amino acids from the pool of free amino acids in the cytoplasm. It brings them to the ribosome where they are linked together into a chain or polymer, which forms the primary structure of the protein.
