A wetland refers to a different ecosystem, which is flooded by water, either seasonally or permanently, where the oxygen-free procedures exist. The main element, which separates wetlands from the other water bodies or landforms is the characteristic vegetation of aquatic plants, amended with the specific hydric soil.
Swamp refers to a wetland ecosystem featured by mineral soils with poor drainage and by plant species dominated by trees. The swamps are found all through the world, most usually in low-lying regions with poor drainage adjacent to rivers that supply the swamp with water. Some of the swamps develop from marshes, which gradually fill in, permitting woody shrubs and trees to develop.
Water from rain and snow that travels to streams
ATP or Adenosine Triphosphate is
the energy that the cells use to make the body perform properly. Carbohydrate
is the preferred nutrient for ATP production in the mitochondria of the cell
because it can be easily broken down. When absorbed by the body, carbohydrates
automatically turn into glucose and glycogen.
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Glucose, as the by-product of
carbohydrates, readily provides a supply of energy to the body as it circulates
with the blood. Too much glucose in the blood will make the blood sticky and
will have a hard time to flow in the blood vessels.
Glycogen on the other hand,
is the back-up energy source of the body when glucose is no longer available.
It is stored in the muscles and liver. It can readily turn again into glucose
when the body thinks it needs it.</span>
Answer:
Problem question: Which tomato variety will taste better in making salsa?
Independent variable; Variety of tomato
Dependent variable: Taste of the salsa
Explanation:
The aim of every experiment is to solve a problem or answer a scientific question about an observed problem. The first step in the scientific method is to ask a question. In this experiment in which Martha is trying to check which variety of tomato is best for making her salsa taste great, the problem question is: Which tomato variety will taste better in making salsa?
- Independent variable is the variable in an experiment that is changed or manipulated. In this experiment, the independent variable is the VARIETY OF THE TOMATO.
- Dependent variable is the variable that is measured in an experiment or in other words, the dependent variable responds to changes to the independent variable. In this case, the dependent variable is the TASTE OF THE SALSA.
