Agricultural economies are still used in some countries of the Middle East, especially where other natural resources are few. These economies are often associated with a lower standard of living. Herding and livestock raising is a common means of income in areas too dry for farming. Animals raised include cattle, goats, and sheep. Farming often occurs along the coasts, but may also occur in drier areas if irrigation watering methods are used. Some people choose to practice subsistence farming methods, growing only enough food to feed their families. With little fertile soil in the region, it is tough to make a living growing and selling large quantities of crops. Major crops in the Middle East include wheat, cotton, and citrus fruit.
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I believe the correct answer among the choices given above is option B. It is the tissue called phloem that the food travel from the leaves to the bulb. Phloem is a vascular tissue in plants that process sugars and other products.Hope this answers the question.
The phospholipid molecules will spontaneously assemble into a phospholipid bilayer when they are added to an aqueous environment that consists mostly water. Phospholipids form all membrane in the cell, the membrane is separate inside from the outside of an organelle, that is phospholipid membranes are what form the compartments that we know of as organelles.
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I usually give tricks to remember the name, but I cant think of any...hope this helps!