Plant populations in a community can change over time. This is also known as Evolution or Succession. Communities of plants are established and then change over time as the external environment in which they live changes. The external environment can change in the following ways: 1. Climate changes: e.g. drought conditions, floods and global warming. 2. Increase or decrease in animal and human population e.g. some plants are eaten by herbivorous animals and people. 3. Ecological Disasters affect the growth of plants in a community. For example, the Wild Flower population in the Western Cape region of South Africa regenerates itself through fire. If wildfires do not occur, the wildflower population dies out. On the other hand fire also destroys large forested areas and the plants take a while to regrow, if ever. <span>This is just a small sample of how plant populations change over time. </span>
A nucleus, cell membrane, and cytoplasm
Answer:
ADP
Explanation:
Your question: The release of one phosphate group from ATP powers the reactants in the cell which phosphate is the one that is released from ATP
My answer: ADP
Why is my answer correct?
If a cell needs to spend energy to accomplish a task, the ATP molecule splits off one of its three phosphates, becoming ADP (Adenosine di-phosphate) + phosphate. The energy holding that phosphate molecule is now released and available to do work for the cell.
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Creatures that produce sexually, and have a high diversity in their population usually have the most different gametes.