This has the potential to be a very long answer but I will try to be brief :) Structure is intertwined with function. Often, structure is what determines or enables function and this applies to molecules, macromolecules, and all the way up to organisms. If the structure of something is changed, often the function is too. One prime example of this is in proteins. This is why when they are denatured (their shape changes) they no longer function correctly.
"What food security challenge currently facing your community?"
Answer:
The report identified a multitude of food-security problems including hunger, obesity, malnutrition, low crop yields, inadequate food storage, poor sanitation, and related political instability.
<span>Physical Digestion - Physically breaking down (eg chewing)
Chemical digestion - chemically breaking down (eg chemicals in the stomach)</span>
Answer:
The varied effects of climate change are changing the ocean; these changes ... Climate change poses a major threat to coral reefs. ... Scientific evidence now clearly indicates that the Earth's atmosphere and ocean are warming, ... burning fossil fuels for heat and energy, producing some industrial products,
Explanation:
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They store it as starch!
Hope this helps have a nice Christmas,
Miri