Answer:
first generation
Explanation:
they first generation shows these
Answer:
compound
Explanation:
Sheets can be grouped into two basic groups: single sheets and composite sheets. The simple leaves are those in which the limb is not divided. The composite leaves, in turn, have the limbus divided into small portions called leaflets. Each leaflet may also have a small petiole, which in this case is called a petiole.
Composite leaves can be further classified into two types: pinnacles and spankings. Pinnacles are those in which leaflets start from the rake (petiole extension) as a feather. The spanking, in turn, has its leaflets starting at the very end of the petiole.
If you have a second fixture around, you can use the same test of putting a tube in a working socket and see if it lights. It is not uncommon in fluorescent fixtures to have the ballast burn out. You may detect a burnt smell or see the bulbs flickering.
Reproduction. I hope this helps!
The differences will be in:
Magnification (how zoomed-in things can be seen).
Colour (depending on the quality of the microscope colours can be seen more realistic or not).
Resolution (images can be viewed with more detail and clarity depending on the microscope).
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