<span>The size of plasmids<span> ranges
between 1 and 200 kbp (kilo-base pairs) and a DNA fragment that can be
inserted into a </span>plasmid vector is up
to 20 kbp. Artificially constructed plasmids are often used as vectors in
genetic engineering to clone and amplify (or express) particular genes. </span>
Answer:
Carbon makes up the majority of a tree's bulk. The carbon originates from the photosynthesis of carbon dioxide. Plants transform the sun's energy into chemical energy, which is trapped inside the bonds of carbon molecules formed from atmospheric carbon dioxide and water during photosynthesis. Yes, carbon dioxide from the air we breathe ends up in "food" molecules (called glucose), each of which includes six carbon atoms (and 12 hydrogen atoms and 6 oxygen atoms). There is, however, a downside to this. Plants utilise the energy contained in part of the carbon molecules they create to keep themselves alive and proliferate.Explanation:
This role would be the organisms niche. None of the other choices make any sense. A nesting site is not a role, a biomass is not a role, and territorial range is not the role an animal has in its community. A niche is an organisms role in its community, how it interacts with the things around it, where it lives and what it does.
The answer is
B........................................
Between every food chain from one animal to another there is 90% energy loss so if a herbivore eats a plant, it will only get 10 joules of energy. and if a carnivore eats the herbivore then it will only get 1 joules of energy. so in every food eaten, there is 90% energy loss.
