A- cell membrane
B- nucleus
C- cytoplasm
D- mitochondrion
E- ribosomes
Answer:
lichen
Explanation:
Lichens are symbiotic associations of mutualism between fungi and algae. Most lichen-forming fungi are ascomycetes (98%), the remainder being basidiomycetes. The algae involved in this association are chlorophytes and cyanobacteria. The fungi of this association are called mycobionte and the algae, photobionte, since it is the photosynthetic organism of the association.
The dual nature of lichen is easily demonstrated by the separate cultivation of its components. In the association, the fungi take different forms from those they had when isolated, most of the body of the lichen is formed by the fungus.
Yes, they do have teeths but not like us adults
Answer:
A, they have variations in arrangement around a double bond.
Explanation:
If you look up a picture of cis trans isomers, you can see that both the cis and the trans isomer has a double bond. However, the other elements have a different arrangement. They are not mirror images, that would be enantiomers.
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