Plants include familiar types such as trees, herbs, bushes, grasses, vines, ferns, mosses, and green algae.
8 ways we use plants in everyday life...
- Upset Stomachs. We use mint to cure upset stomachs. ...
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- Oxygen. Plants give us oxygen, and we give them carbon dioxide. ...
- Aloe. We use trees for heat, such as burning fire wood. ...
- Clothes. We use cotton to make clothes. ...
- Lumber. Cotton plants. ...
- Tea. Oak trees. ...
- Paper.
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A. Elevated land area that separates one watershed from another
D makes the hormones cause by nervous systems
Well I think I might know this since I was born and grew up in WI, but don't be 100% dependent with my answer because I'm only in 7th grade and I am doing high school stuff. Well my guess is the proportion of the genes is 1/2 because when a offspring is produced the genes are split from each parent rather its a human baby, a mammal, a fish, a reptile, a insect, or a plant. Although, I don't know what f1 means except for it being a control on the computer lol. But like I said I'm only in 7th grade so I don't know everything but I'm smarter than a average 7th grader.
Hope this helps! (it probably wont though)
Answer:
C) Non-protein-coding DNA that is transcribed into several kinds of small RNAs with biological function.
Explanation:
The genome of humans consists of a variety of protein-coding and non-protein coding sequences. The protein-coding sequences are the sequences which can get translated into the protein sequences.
When the genome was sequenced, it was expected that the size of these coding sequences will be larger but the sequences came to be smaller. This shows that the rest of the genome is made of the non-coding sequences.
The importance of these non-coding sequences is that they do not form the proteins but they can undergo transcription and form the variety of RNA molecules like the regulatory RNA, the ribosomal RNA and others.
Thus, Option-C is the correct answer.
