<span>A stainless steel refrigerator door, the body parts of cars, and file cabinets are magnetic because they are made of metal and magnets stick to them.</span>
This plant is probably most closely related to:
Ferns
The rock pocket mouse, which has dark fur, lives on black lava rocks. While Apache pocket mouse, which has light fur, lives on the tan sand in the southwestern part of the United States.
Answer:
-100
Explanation:
If the total water potential in the soil around a plant root were -50 kPa, water would move from the soil into the root if the water potential inside the root cells were -100 kPa.
The water potential of a substance represents the measure of potential energy in water molecules in a system as compared to that of pure water. It is also a measure of the tendency of water to move from one region to another.
<em>Usually, water will move from the region of high water potential to the region of low water potential. Hence, for water to move from the soil into the root, the root must have a lower water potential than the soil.</em>
The soil had -50 kPa water potential, hence the only option that is lower than -50 kPa is -100.
The correct answer is -100 kPa.
Item 1 can be described as Phenotype
Item 2 can be described as Genotype
Item 3 can be described as An allele
Item 4 can be described as Dominant
Item 5 can be described as Recessive
Item 6 can be described as Recessive.
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What is a Phenotype?</h3>
The phenotype is the set of observable characteristics or traits of an organism.
The term phenotype covers the organism's morphology or physical form and structure, its developmental processes, its biochemical and physiological properties, its behavior, and the products of behavior.
Phenotype can also refers to an individual's observable traits, such as height, eye color and blood type.
To determine a phenotypic ratio, we look at the alleles of the parent organisms and estimate how often those genes will be exhibited by the offspring. Most times, we know what the alleles will express and how they will look.
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