The best answer would be <span>Carbohydrate - glucose. </span>
statocytes, organelles do plants have in their roots that helps them to sense gravity, correct answer is B.
what are statocytes ?
In higher plants, statocytes are the cells which sense gravity. They contain amyloplasts-statoliths, amyloplastic organelles which are filled by starch or sediment at the bottom of the cells. Coleoptiles, shoots, and inflorescence stems all have an elongating area that really is home to statocytes.
how do they help in sensing gravity ?
When the plant is reoriented in the gravity field, the starch-filled plastids (also known as statoliths) in the statocytes, that are highly polarized cells, fall to the physical bottom.
Hence, statocytes help in sensing gravity.
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The given question is incomplete as it lacks the map which is important, however the correct answer is attached:
Answer:
The correct answer is -
Top box (green area) - moderate rain,
Middle box (sky blue area) - light rain, and
Bottom box (red area) - heavy rain.
Explanation:
As per the map and the scale presented on the map that indicates the rainfall in inches. The green area indicates that the rain fall in this area is one inch which is moderate as the the sky blue rainfall measurement is .5 inches which is half. However, the red area is the highest rainfall area in comparison to both of these which is about four inches.
On the basis of these it we can label all three boxes as per their rainfall amount that is,
Top box (green area) - moderate rain,
Middle box (sky blue area) - light rain, and
Bottom box (red area) - heavy rain.
Answer:
The population decreases.
Explanation:
Flood has a very adverse effect on the population of both adult and juvenile trout that lives in the streams because the trouts which has less than one year age are not good swimmers so they can't with stand with the fast flow of water during flood condition so the population of both adult and juvenile trout decreases in that stream in which flood occurs.
