Stamen, pistil, sepal, all the rest are cell like or inside he flower
Answer:
What does the molecules look like
They can make up a symbiotic relationship with an ecosystem. For example, a tree may have a fungus on it, where the fungus feeds off some of the trees food. This is commensalism, where only one thing in the symbiotic relationship benefits and the other is caused no harm.
There is parasitism, where one thing is harmed and the other thing benefits in the symbiotic relationship. Then there is mutualism where both things in the symbiotic relationship benefit.
This is because the active
site of the receptors on the cell and the hormone are akin to lock and key
respectively. The conformations of the receptor’s active site and the hormone allow them to
interlock with specificity. The receptor (which is a transmembrane protein) is
connected to second messengers inside of the cell that triggers a biochemical
cascade in response to the hormone.
