Transport particles in and out of the cell
Answer: <u>Fungi
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Explanation:
Organisms with the capacity to breathe anaerobically and aerobically are typically called obligate anaerobes. Obligate anaerobes are usually microorganisms- microscopic organisms.
Since the organism described is land-dwelling, chitinous and eukaryotic (containing a plasma membrane enveloped nucleus), they are most likely fungi. Chitin is a rigid, non-soluble carbohydrate utilized for structural purposes. Typically these organisms have strong, insoluble cell walls, are multi-cellular and can form filamentous networks of hyphae.
They create a tangled network of mycelia and may be:
- Septate, with walls between every cell or
- Aseptate without walls
Answer:
So if there were no green plants, no food will be available for the other living organisms. ... During respiration, organisms use this oxygen for releasing energy. Without these 2 important aspects of food and oxygen, it would be difficult for life to survive on earth.
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