Answer:
The part of a seed grows into a root: Radicle
The part that acts as a protective covering for a seed during seed dormancy: Seed coat.
Explanation:
The seed of the plants carries embryo in it. The part of the embryo that serves as the embryonic root is called radicle. Once the conditions become favorable for growth and the seed germinates on suitable substratum, the radicle enlarges and gives rise to roots.
The seed coat is the part of the seed that protects the embryo from any injury during the seed dormancy. The seed coat is derived from the outer most covering, that is integuments of the ovule after fertilization.
Answer:
25% FF - homogenous dominant
25% ff - homogeneous recessive
50% Ff - heterogenous
Explanation:
Answer:
homeostasis is the state of steady internal physical and chemical conditions maintained by living system.
Diffusion is an important process for living things; it is how substances move in and out of cells.
Diffusion helps maintain homeostasis by creating specific concentrations of molecules inside the body compared to outside and Cells in homeostasis are successfully maintaining the internal conditions necessary for basic functioning
The cell needs to export waste and other molecules, and import fuels and fluids. Plasma membranes allow water, oxygen and carbon dioxide to pass through by osmosis, or passive diffusion.
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