Answer:
They secrete enzymes that break down a dead matter or living organisms and absorb the released nutrients.
Explanation:
Most of the fungi are saprophytic in nature which means they grow on decaying, and dead organic matter such as tree leaves, fallen trees, dead animals, and they get nutrition by digesting these organic matters. By the process of decomposing organic matter, they recycle the nutrients and help to clean the pollution from the environment.
Fungi do not contain a stomach, so they can secrete enzymes like cellulase, xylanase, α- amylase, etc from their hyphae fungus (help in digesting complex organic molecules into a simple form) which can easily be absorbed by these fungi.
Answer:
Screen door
Explanation:
Because it holds things out but let air in.
7) sound energy: crowd cheering, chemical energy: food in the athlete/ crowd, mechanical energy: the movement of the arms and legs of the athlete
8) chemical to mechanical, this happens in the athlete, the food gets converted to ATP which in turn is converted to mechanical energy. and the conversion of chemical energy to heat in the metabolic processes of all the people in that photo.
9) the sunlight travels to earth and into the plant cell to the chloroplasts where photosynthesis takes place carbon dioxide and water are needed for this process. then the plant has a fresh sugar molecule which it joins with other molecules to form a polysaccharide. then the humans come along and gather the plant and its parts. then we consume the plant and break down that starch or the sugar. then we convert the sugars into ATP. that process puts out metabolic heat and then the cell uses the ATP to do work such as contracting to move a muscle.
Answer:
Answer is E. No males can be found.
Explanation:
The rotifers are invertebrate aquatic multicellular organisms. They are freshwater aquatic organisms with the possession of circles of strong cilia, which they use for locomotion, and thus the name wheel-bearer.
The Rotifers are grouped into three classes , which are Seisonidae, Monogononta and Bdelloidae.
The way of reproduction in these classes differ. The Seisonidae reproduce sexually, Monogononta reproduce sexually or asexually, and the Bdelloidae reproduce asexually.
The Bdelloidae reproduce asexually because they did not have males. They female produced the offspring from an unfertilized eggs . This process is known as pathenogenesis.
In this case, the Bdelloidae is the class that reproduce mainly by asexual reproduction because no male can be found.