The amount of light and type of light is unchanged, so they are independent variables. The growth of the plants will depend if a few factors, so it is dependent. I’m not gonna lie, I have no clue about the color option. If you are using the same bean plants throughout, the color is independent so it would matter. If you are breeding them, it is then dependent on what genes they get. If this is a select all that apply question, I would suggest just putting A and B.
In genetic drift,the allele frequencies in a gene pool change because of chance. Genetic drift is the variation of the allele and relative frequencies of different genotypes in a very small community or population, and focusing on the particular genes which did not produce or just happened to be gone.
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The right option of this question is (A).
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When the light absorbs by the photosynthetic apparatus, the water molecules break down to produce essential material to continue the photosynthetic cycle as electron and H-ions. The H-ions becomes stored in thylakoid chamber and passed through the ATP synthetic machines to refill the ADP or AMP molecules. The generated electron passes through the various stages of photosynthetic series to finally produce the NADPH which also acts as energy transfer compound. At the PSI, the electron transfer to the NADP to generate NADPH.
The carbon dioxide is produced during the respiration cycle and glucose during the Calvin Cycle. So, the right option is (A).
I think the answer is A. Competition. :)
When a person is diagnosed of hypoglycemia, it indicates that a person has a low (below normal) blood glucose or low blood sugar in the blood. When a person is hypoglycemic, cellular respiration cannot take place. The oxygen that normally combines with glucose, which are supposedly converted to energy (ATP, adenosine triphosphate) during cellular respiration, accumulates in the bloodstream resulting to an increase pH and inactive enzymes -- essentials of cellular respiration.
