Answer:
Although both algae and plants are photosynthetic in nature and are classified as eukaryotes (have highly differentiated cells that contain specialized structures like the nucleus), the two still differ in the following aspects: Algae can either be unicellular and multi- cellular while plants are multi-cellular
Answer:
no............. they don't on molecules .....
As this procedure is carried out in the natural habitats of this species, this is an <em>in-situ conservation</em>.
<em>In-situ conservation </em>is the type of conservation that occurs on site, where the natural populations of plants or animals are found.
The non-living factors of the enviroment are rocks, water, and sunlight.
The clivage furrow forms, the chromosomes are on either side of the cell
