1. Intentionally taking species over to another place. Think smuggling animals over, you might think a squirrel is cute and bring it home from your trip to Paris back to the US. That squirrel can now be an invasive species. Don't be spiderman and take a banana on the plane!
2. Unintentionally carrying a species over. This can be on boat propellers, water tanks in boats, airplane wheels, etc. Getting animals stuck in transportation can become invasive.
Explanation:
Tropical rain forests are one of the densely vegetated forests with millions of plants and animals species. The climate of the Earth is changing at an alarming rate and the scientists are appealing people to save these forests.
This could be accounted for the reason that the tropical forests have a diversity of plant species which can utilize the available carbon dioxide from the atmosphere to perform photosynthesis. This can directly reduce the carbon dioxide concentration in the atmosphere which is responsible for the greenhouse effect.
The greenhouse effect increases the temperature of the Earth as the greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide and monoxide covers the atmosphere which does not allow the sun rays to deflect back from the surface of the earth and the heat energy is trapped in the atmosphere. This heat energy is one of the causes of Global warming.
What is part B I need more info.
Answer: Microbes in biofilms are more resistant to antimicrobials then are independent organisms.
Explanation:
Biofilms are a group of microorganisms that adheres to surface mostly due to individual free flowing bacteria which other organisms join and grows together with. They release slimy glue-like extracellular polymeric substance that provides them the ability to attach to cell surfaces, resist drugs, disinfectants and sterilization. Microbes in biofilm are at an advantage compared to individual microbes because they share nutrients and are protected from conditions that are harmful to them.
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