Answer:
Yes, caffeine does provide following benefits to plants:
1) Caffeine provide benefit to the plant in a way by enhancement of pollination process. This occurs by preferential pollination of such flowers whose nectar contain a small quantity of caffeine.
2) Caffeine that is present in leaves and seeds is a way that kills insects thus protecting them from damage.
3) Caffeine increases the learning ability of bees. Bees sucking nectar, having even a low concentration of caffeine showed a long term memory.
1. The amount of silica in the magna.
2. Compound.
3. True.
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#1. Keeping pressure in the plant. #2. Keeping structure from collapse while growing.
When an action potential does arrive at the terminal, the neurotransmitter must be quickly and efficiently released from the terminal<span> and into the synaptic cleft. The neurotransmitter must then be recognized by </span>selective receptors on the postsynaptic cell<span> so that it can pass along the signal and initiate another action potential.</span>