The correct answer is the option B) It does not allow for the accumulation of glycogen and, therefore, limits the organism's mobility.
Explanation:
In cellulose and chitin the arrangement of glycogen in in alternate arrangement that provides the support to the plants that makes it strong and the limits its mobility.
If plants lac their special arrangement of the glycogen in chitin and cellulose the water will flow in and it will not be stand upright.
Thus, the correct answer is option B) It does not allow for the accumulation of glycogen and, therefore, limits the organism's mobility.
Answer:
using large amounts of natural resources
Explanation:
Carrying capacity of the environment can be defined as the optimal (maximum acceptable) level of use that an area can receive with a high level of satisfaction for users (visitors, researchers, employees) and minimal negative effects on resources. To some extent, the carrying capacity of the environment can be increased through agriculture, animal taming and the use of language. However, as a requirement to increase the carrying capacity of the environment is to engage in activity that does not adversely affect the area's resources, it is not possible to increase the carrying capacity of the environment by using large amounts of natural resources.
Hydrogen and oxygen which makes up h2o / water
