Answer: The external submucosa I'd the layer of the alimentary canal that contain the blood vessels,glands and nerve plexus that help to regulate digestive activity.
Explanation:
The alimentary canal or gastrointestinal tracts is the organ in the body that helps to break down ingested food into pieces that can be absorbed by human body and expels unwanted food as wastes. The alimentary canal consists of structures from mouth to the anus. The alimentary canal have four distints layers which are the the mucosa, submucosa,muscular layer and serosa.
The mucosa is the inner layer of alimentary canal and it surrounds the lumen. This layer have direct contact with digested food.
The submucosa consists of dense connective tissues, blood vessers, glands and nerve plexus. It regulate digestive activity.
The muscular layer consists of inner circular layer and longitudinal circular layer. It prevents food from going backward.
The serosa is the external layer of the alimentary canal and iits have several connective tissues.
Animal’s and Plant's circulatory system:
1. Animals have circulatory system for the transport of nutrients and waste and plants have vascular system for the exchange of gases and nutrient.
2. Animals have specialized circulatory systems like.ARTERIES,VEINS and CAPILLARIES.
3. IN PLANTS, they have bidirectional transport system…like FOOD prepared though PHOTOSYNTHESIS is transported to different parts of plant body through phloem..while minerals and water intake by roots r transported by xylem..
4. ANIMALS circulatory system works on presence of amount of blood.
5. PLANTS circulatory system works on availability OF resources.
Metaphase is the phase where they become noticeable, because they are lined up in the middle
Hemostasis is a process which would cause for bleeding to halt and is the first step in healing wounds. During hemostasis, the process that happens first would be vascular spasm. The damaged vessels are constricted which would result to reducing the amount of the blood flowing in the area thus limiting blood loss. This action is stimulated by factors like direct injury to a smooth muscle. This would allow chemicals to be released by the platelets and the endothelial cells. This response would be more effective as the damage is being increased. Also, it occurs more effectively in areas where there are smaller blood vessels.
