The answers that fit the blanks are small intestine and small intestine, respectively. Dipeptidases are enzymes which are produced by the <span>enterocytes found in the small intestines. These enzymes act in the villi of the small intestines. The function of this enzyme is to break down amino acids and turn it into dipeptides.</span>
They are formed by lava that flows easily. Consequently, a volcanic mountain having a broad shape is built up over time by flow after flow of lava issuing from vents on the surface of the volcano.
Cell sap is the liquid contained within a plant cell vacuole.<span> The chemical composition of this liquid differs significantly from the materials contained outside the vacuole in the surrounding cytosol. This difference aids in the transfer of materials across the vacuole's membrane, called the tonoplast.</span>
We review the current state of knowledge of quantified impacts of invasive alien plants on water quality, with a focus on South Africa. In South Africa, over 200 introduced plant species are regarded as invasive. Many of these species are particularly prominent in riparian ecosystems and their spread results in native species loss, increased biomass and fire intensity
and consequent erosion, as well as decreased river flows. Research on the impact of invasive alien plants on water resources has historically focused on water quantity. However, although invasive alien plants also affect the quality of water, this aspect has not been well documented. Alien invasive plants increase evaporation rates, and reduce stream flow and dilution
capacity. The biomass inputs of alien invasive plants, especially nitrogen fixers such as Acacia spp., alter nutrient cycles and can elevate nutrient concentrations in groundwater. Alien plant invasions alter the fire regimes in invaded areas by changing the size, distribution and plant chemistry of the biomass. More intense fires increase soil erosion and thereby decrease
<span>water quality. In contrast to riparian invasions, aquatic invasive plants have been more extensively studied in South Africa and their impacts on water quality have been relatively well monitored. Water quality in South Africa is rapidly deteriorating, and all factors that influence this deterioration need to be taken into account when formulating actions to address the problem. The changes in water quality brought about by alien plant invasions can exacerbate the already serious water quality problems.</span>
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