Producers are very important to ecosystem reason being without the producers we would not be able to survive. Producers make their own food by use of sun which turns simple raw materials into food.
Herbivores are consumers who eat only green plants. Omnivores eat animals and plants. Scavengers only eat dead organisms. Scavengers help the environment in that they eat dead organisms and decomposes the broken organic material down to the raw material.
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Insulin helps the cells absorb glucose, reducing blood sugar and providing the cells with glucose for energy. When blood sugar levels are too low, the pancreas releases glucagon. Glucagon instructs the liver to release stored glucose, which causes blood sugar to rise.
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The change in PH not only effect the shape of enzymes, but it may also change properties the of substrate so that that substrate cannot control to bind the active site and it cannot undergo catalysis.
In general enzymes have a PH optimum. However this optimum is not same for each enzyme.
Explanation:
For Example; The enzyme pepsin is most active at an acidic PH, Whereas the enzyme trypsin performs best at slightly alkaline PH. the increase or decrease in PH can change the concentration of ion in a solution
The answer to this question would be: <span>B. Polyculture
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Polyculture is the practice to plant two or more different kind of crop in the field at same time. This method is better than monoculture that only plants one kind of crop. Polyculture needs more labor but it can increase the yield of the field and reduce the incidence of disease.
Esters are named as follow,
First the group which has replaced the Hydrogen atom of hydroxyl group of carboxylic acid is named. Like in In Phenyl propionate, Phenyl is written first as it is substituting -H of Propionic acid. Secondly the name of carboxylic acid is written with replacing the end
-ic acid with
-ate. Like -ic acid in propionic acid is replace by -ate i.e propionate.
Second example is also named according to above mentioned rules.