What happens is the plants absorb the carbon dioxide in the air which we produce by breathing in oxygen and breathing out carbon dioxide. They then combine the carbon dioxide, water, and sunlight because most plants cannot live with sunlight, to create glucose which is the second formula you have in your question.
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I would (jokingly) assume that they would fall when they ran out of fingers to count on/with.
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Explanation:
Hey, there!!
Viruses are called host specific because it only affects the certain type of specific cells or on certain organism. For example plant virus tomato mosaic virus only effects tomato it doesn't effect to human or other organism.
Likewise, mumps, chicken pox only affects to human health not plants. So, it's true state that viruses are host specific in nature.
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Answer:
The correct answer is "Some DNA moves from one cell to another".
Explanation:
Bacterial conjugation is a type of genetic material transference that occurs when a bacterium gets in direct contact with another. First, the bacteria gets connected with the second bacteria by using a structure known as special sex pilus. The second step is that some DNA moves from one cell to another. Actually, this DNA is the one that contains the genetic material that is going to be transferred.
