Mechanical energy is converted to chemical energy during photosynthesis is the correct answer
Answer:
The optimum temperature for the enzyme in the above graph is the human body temperature (37.5 degree Celsius for the enzymes in the human cells.) Denaturation takes place at above 40 degree Celsius.
Explanation:
With temperature enzyme activity increases which clearly says that they are directly proportional to each other. But at When the temperature becomes very high the enzyme gets denature, which also changes the shape of the enzyme. If the shape of the enzyme changes it becomes difficult to bind with the substrate. Denature is the breakdown of the enzymes, when temperature increases they breakdown because of breaking of intra- intermolecular bonds are broken down because they starts getting more kinetic energy.
Answer:
Smooth & yellow: 9
smooth & green: 3
wrinkled & yellow: 3
wrinkled & green: 1
Explanation:
Gene controlling seed color are yellow Vs green
Gene controlling seed texture are smooth Vs wrinkled
In F1 generation, A true breeding smooth green plant (SSyy) is crossed to a true breeding wrinkled yellow (ssYY)
Off spring in F1 generation are smooth yellow (SsYy)
This means smooth texture is dominant over wrinkled texture and yellow color is dominant over green
in F2 generation, the cross is carried between SsYy
SY Sy sY sy
SY SSYY SSYy SsYY SsYy
Sy SSYy SSyy SsYy Ssyy
sY SsYY SsYy ssYY ssYy
sy SsYy Ssyy ssYy ssyy
Smooth & yellow: 9
smooth & green: 3
wrinkled & yellow: 3
wrinkled & green: 1
Answer:
Hey
If I am answering you right, it is because it is either unwell adapted, a natural disaster has devastated a species, or other non-native species has invaded the area and killed off most of the native species.
hope it helped!
spiky bob your answerer
They are SIMILAR Because: all are covered with shallow layers of water during some or all of the year
They are DIFFERENT Because : bogs are found in cooler, Northern areas , tend to be acidic , and contain many mosses. marshes are usually grassy . swamps have many trees and shrubs, and are found in the warm and humid southern United States (:
