All plants take in carbon dioxide(CO) and use<span> the carbon to </span>build carbohydrates<span> during photosynthesis, and a</span>ll organisms require nitrogen to make amino acids(proteins), which in turn are used to build<span> proteins. </span>Nitrogen<span> gas (N2) makes up 78 percent of Earth's atmosphere.</span>
The answer is true. During translation of mRNA, the nucleotides are read by the translation unit (ribosome and trna) in sequences of three (3). These sequences are referred to as codons. Codons code for amino acids. Some codons are start of stop codons meaning they initiate or terminate translation. Additionally, more that one codon could code for one amino acid.
It’s either americium or californium but i think it would be americium
The plant with the root system is called the rootstock And the portion of the plant with the buds is called the scion