Answer:
Compound sentence
Explanation:
it uses a conjunction to add the to sentences together.
Answer:
- Transpiration is loss of water vapor from leaves.
- Guard cells regulate whether stomata are open or closed based on availability of water in the plant.
- When stomata are closed, the plant is not able to exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide gas with the atmosphere
Explanation:
The gas exchange of plants is part of the cellular respiration process, where the plants both remove and release gases into the atmosphere. This exchange happens through structures present in the leaves of plants, which are called stomata. Stomata function as doors, if they are closed it is impossible for the plant to promote gas exchange, but if they are open. Transpiration occurs with the release of water vapor through open stomata. It is in this water vapor that the plant releases oxygen into the atmosphere.
The opening and closing of the stoma is a highly regulated process, because opening the stoma makes the plant lose water. In this case, the guard cells are responsible for opening and closing the stoma whenever necessary and the plant has good water levels.
Answer:
1. nucleus- formation of ribosomal subunit
2. cytoplasm- attachment of amino acid to tRNA.
3. free ribosomes- cytoplasmic protein synthesis
4. chromatin- transcription and RNA processing
5. ribosomes: secretory protein synthesis
Explanation:
The nucleolus is the place in the nucleus where the ribosomal proteins enter and combine to form two ribosomal subunits. Therefore ribosomes are formed in the nucleus.
In the cytoplasm, free ribosomes are present which synthesize cytoplasmic protein and in the cytoplasm, amino acids attach to tRNA molecules and make aminoacyl tRNA which helps in making protein during translation.
Chromatin which is less condensed are transcribed in the nucleus into mRNA and this mRNA goes through RNA processing for mature mRNA.
Ribosomes are also attached with RER which is responsible for the production of secretory proteins that moves out of the cell.
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Explanation:
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