No.
It contains living cells (temporarily), but neither the cells nor the petal fit the definition of an organism: "any complete and entire living thing capable of carrying out all the processes necessary for life."
Answer:
Merocrine, Holocrine
Explanation:
Merocrine glands are the kind of exocrine glands that secretes substance on the surface of epithelial via duct. The exocrine glands are salivary, mucous, and mammary glands. Merocrine is the term used for classification of exocrine glands and its secretions. Tear glands secrete substances by exocytosis with the help of secretory vesicles.
The holocrine glands secretes oily substances from the glands that keeps skin hydrated and moisturized. The Skin consist of sebaceous glands and the eyelids consist of meibomian glands are the examples of holocrine glands. The secretion of holocrine glands damages the cell itself.
In facilitated diffusion molecules only move with the aid of a protein in the membrane. Normal diffusion requires molecules to move through a special doorway
The chromosomes contain the genetic material which are located in the nucleus