The most appropriate microscope for studying the internal parts of the cell is ELECTRON MICROSCOPE. The correct option is B.
Electron microscope, which is a compound microscope is usually used to study the internal environment of the cell because of the easiness with which one can easily distinguish the cell organelles from one another. Electron microscope gives great clarification of the cellular components and allow scientists to observe minute details about cellular structures. Electron microscope usually magnify specimens to one million times of their real sizes.
There are no choices but examples of biotic factors are trees, mosses, ferns, fungi, mammals, birds, reptiles, worms, plants, and lichens.
Obviously sun plants are increasing more than shade plants by Light intensity and Rate of Photosynthesis. The Shade plants are decreasing by Light intensity
Metaphase is the phase where they become noticeable, because they are lined up in the middle
