This response is important because it enables the plant to increase its intake of carbon dioxide. Carbon dioxide is an important gas,during the process of photosynthesis, where plants use energy from sunlight to make simple sugars and release oxygen. This is also a way of absorbing carbon dioxide (a green house gas) from the atmosphere thus reducing its amounts.
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Purebred can be described as organisms that result from true-breeding. True breeding occurs parents who have a homozygous genotype are crossed so that the offspring produced might be similar to them. The alleles of the desired genes will be the same in the parents which will breed and produce similar alleles in their offsprings.
However, the phenomenon of pure breeding limits the gene pool and genetic variety becomes limited by such methods.
1. would be D
2.would be B
The answer to this question is 50%
