Answer:
if they are being found in huge numbers they are repopulating so the one with increase in population of moths is your answer
<span>Rheumatoid
arthritis makes the joints inflamed and painful, making it difficult for
patients to move about and perform daily activities. With proper care and
physical therapy, it is possible for the patient to live with minimum or no
assistance. As a nurse, give patient ample time for activities and ample time
for rest. Teach self-administered simple comfort measures such as application
of hot and cold, rest, use of foam mattresses, splints and relaxation
techniques to do whenever the unavoidable joint stiffness strikes.</span>
Answer:
b, d, and f
Explanation:
The transition from aquatic lifestyle to land posses some problems to plants; these include;
- <em>Water conduction and food distribution problem</em>
- <em>Desiccation problem</em>
In order to firmly establish in the terrestrial environment, <u>plants need to be able to obtain the water necessary for their metabolic activities and be able to distribute manufactured food from the various sources of production to other parts of the plant body.</u> This is overcome by the development of conducting tissues in the form of phloem and xylem. The xylem is used to conduct water from the root to the body of the plant while the phloem is a tissue used to conduct manufactured food from the point of manufacturing round the necessary parts of the plant.
<u>Plants also face the problem of heat and the risk of desiccation on land</u>. The development of waxy cuticle takes care of this problem. The waxy cuticle acts as an insulator on leaves and other organs of the plant and thus protect them from desiccation.
Correct options: b, d, and f
Answer:
It doesn't have a high level of citric acid like a lemon or grapefruit would.
Answer:
This statement is false.
Explanation:
Producers (namely mosses and liches) are the first organisms to reenter an ecosystem and are known as "pioneer species". They are proceeded by (in this order) small plants, shrubs, bushes, and climax communities (i.e. large trees). Only then do consumers once again become part of the ecosystem. For all of these reasons, the statement presented in this question is false.
