Parasites will grab on the the host to generate more parasites, and when the cell bursts, the parasites will shoot out in every direction to grab more prey.
Answer:
1) b - pores on the leaves of a plant
2) d - none of the above
Explanation:
1) Stomata are pores on the leaves of a plant that help in taking in carbon dioxide and give out oxygen.
2) Blue black coloration on leaves during test for photosynthesis is used to indicate the presence of starch in leaves.
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Free-living flatworms have developed a nervous system which helps them to sense the food. They have a head at one end of the body and each side of the head has sensory cells. These cells help them to sense chemicals and other movements around them.
While Parasitic flatworms don't have any nervous or digestive system as they live on the food digested by the host. They have special hooks attached to their head which help them to attach a host. They have developed some covering called 'teguments' which protect them from digestive liquids.
Answer:Ecosystem Energy
Nearly all of the energy that drives ecosystems ultimately comes from the sun. Solar energy, which is an abiotic factor, by the way, enters the ecosystem through the process of photosynthesis
The energy input, or energy that enters the ecosystem, is measured in Joules or calories. Accordingly, the energy flow is also called calorific flow.
Answer:
Consumptive rates are so high because water that is applied to a field is considered lost to the immediate water system. It either gets evaporated, used by the plants, or leaves the field as run-off. In addition, leaks or evaporation cause loss while water is being transported from the source to the field, often over great distances.
