Answer:
C. fungi are decomposers that break down dead plant and animal matter, while plants are autotrophs.
Explanation: Fungi are the eukaryotic, multicellular and heterotrophic organisms having cell wall made of chitin which belongs to kingdom fungi because they are different from plants and animals. Fungi are decomposers which broken down the dead bodies of plants and animals while plants are eukaryotic, multicellular organisms which has the ability to make their own food in the process of photosynthesis. Their cell wall is made of cellulose.
Answer:
When any pathogen enters our body , our immune system in response to pathogen releases antibodies. But if it fails , antibiotics are given.. Thus the resistance to antibiotic comes and so quickly
Answer:
The glucose making part of photosynthesis takes place in the stroma
explanation:
Stroma is the colorless liquid that surrounds the grana in the chloroplast inside plant cells. The stroma contains grana, and stacks of thylakoids in which photosynthesis is started before the chemical changes are completed in the stroma itself. The stroma functions by synthesizing organic molecules from water and carbon dioxide. In the stroma, an enzyme removes the carbon from carbon dioxide, and then combines it with hydrogen and oxygen and to form a simple carbohydrate molecule (glucose).
Plants obtain water from air as well as rain, carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and expelled human breath, energy from the sun.
Answer: The heating process and the freezing process
Explanation:
When ice is heated up and begins to melt, the matter that makes up the ice (water) is infused with energy. The energy causes the ice to melt into a liquid and then into a gas. As the energy becomes greater and faster, the heat is more effective on melting/evaporating the ice/water.
When water is put in the freezer to chill, the cold air causes the energy cells to slow down, causing air to condense into water, and water to freeze into ice.
These are some examples that are easier to understand than other concepts, but there are many more of these occurrences in the world!