Answer:
The cork cambium is a natural insulator that protects woody plants from an hostile environment.
Explanation:
The cork Cambium is a tissue that belongs to the epidermis, it is responsible for the secundary growth in the plant and replaces the epidermis in roots and stems. The cork cambium also protects the plant from overhydration, it is waterproof and has really selective ways to let the water into the plant (apoplastic and symplastic pathway).
There is some special plants in the coast of the tropical area called mangrooves, these plants has really specialized cork cambium that controls not only the water levels but also the salt levels into the plant.
The cork cambium is really important because protects and regulates the plant and its environment.
A plant is is a Eukaryotic (if that’s what you meant) and here are some note I took last year, hope they help :)
Explanation:
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that is systems with essentially only two energy levels are
important kind of systems, as at low enough temperatures, only the two
lowest energy levels will be involved.
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The Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium states that the genetic variation stays constant
