>>No Hurricane Celia did not create a storm surge.
Forty-five years ago this summer, Hurricane Celia blasted the Coastal Bend of Texas.
Hurricane Celia formed into a tropical depression in the northwest Caribbean Sea, west of the Cayman Islands, on
July 30th 1970. It clipped the northern portion of Cuba and became tropical storm Celia during the morning of August 1st when it entered the Gulf of Mexico. The intensification was brief as winds decreased to 90 mph during the morning of August 2nd.
>>>><span>Most of the destruction appeared to be similar to what is usually associated with a tornado,</span>
Answer:
C is the correct answer.
Explanation:
You can automatically eliminate B and D because they have little to do with the movement of the body. And it's not A because the skeletal system doesn't have the signals to tell the muscular system what to do.
D.it is surrounded by a cell membrane
Answer:
- Transpiration is loss of water vapor from leaves.
- Guard cells regulate whether stomata are open or closed based on availability of water in the plant.
- When stomata are closed, the plant is not able to exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide gas with the atmosphere
Explanation:
The gas exchange of plants is part of the cellular respiration process, where the plants both remove and release gases into the atmosphere. This exchange happens through structures present in the leaves of plants, which are called stomata. Stomata function as doors, if they are closed it is impossible for the plant to promote gas exchange, but if they are open. Transpiration occurs with the release of water vapor through open stomata. It is in this water vapor that the plant releases oxygen into the atmosphere.
The opening and closing of the stoma is a highly regulated process, because opening the stoma makes the plant lose water. In this case, the guard cells are responsible for opening and closing the stoma whenever necessary and the plant has good water levels.
