Cellular respiration can be affected by several factors, among which we have
to.
a, Breathing increases as temperatures increase and decrease as temperatures fall.
b. Oxygen is required for aerobic respiration to occur. If oxygen levels are reduced in the atmosphere, breathing slows down.
c. Soils saturated with water lack oxygen. In the absence of oxygen, breathing does not occur.
d. In low light conditions, plants produce less carbohydrates. Low levels of carbohydrates, in turn, mean low respiration rates.
e. The stage of growth and the age of the plant influence the respiration rate necessary to maintain the processes of life. Young plants that grow actively tend to have a higher rate of respiration.
f. Water is essential for cellular respiration and photosynthesis. Without water, the enzymatic activity stops. The plant essentially stops growing The lack of available water during drought conditions can cause the arrest of respiration.
<span>Of all these factors, it could be said that the most important and the most critical is precisely the latter, that is, water.</span>
Answer:
You're right, D is Correct
Explanation:
I had this question a couple days ago
According to Guinness World Records the Brazilian wandering spider (Phoneutria fera)
is officially the world’s most venomous spider. It is capable of
injecting a powerful neurotoxin which is nearly 20 times more deadly that of the Black Widow spider if it gets into the blood stream.
That is as potent as the venom of many deadly snake species and the
effects are similar. The symptoms of envenomation include a loss of
muscle control leading to breathing problems which can result in
complete respiratory paralysis and eventually asphyxiation.
But there are two other major side effects to the wandering spider’s
bite; firstly there is intense pain and secondly, if you happen to be
male there is the four hour hard on. Yes, you did read that correctly –
the bite of the Brazilian wandering spider can cause an erection that
lasts for several hours, unfortunately it is also painful.
In
addition to the this deadly venom the behaviour of the wandering spider
make it particularly dangerous to humans. As its name suggests the
spiders are not confined to a web in a dark corner. In fact they like to
turn up in all manner of hiding places; boots, piles of clothes, log
piles, cars and bunches of bananas. Also known as ‘banana spiders’
wandering spiders have been known to hitch a ride across the globe in
boxes of bananas. In one case a man in the UK was bitten after buying
bananas in his local supermarket.
There is little doubt that these
are dangerous spiders. Their aggressive nature and close contact with
humans have resulted in a number of deaths over the years. In one tragic
case a single spider was responsible for the deaths of two children
in São Paulo. Fortunately an effective antivenom has been developed and
there have been relatively few fatalities since.
Symbiosis
a bird that sits in the mouths of crocodiles eat left over food from the crocs mouth while the crocodile gets his teeth clean
Basic cooperation
a colony of army ants are able to work together to take down bugs 10x its size by over wellming the bug because they cooperate and work together as a team. using cooperation
