The answer is false. Cellular growth happens until the day of death.
After the special pair gives up its electron, it has a positive charge and needs a new electron. This electron is provided through the splitting of water molecules, a process carried out by a portion of PSII called the manganese center^9 . The positively charged P680 can pull electrons off of water (which doesn't give them up easily) because it's extremely "electron-hungry."
Answer:
D
Explanation:
the food needs to be broken down first... and we have acids in our stomach for that
