Carbon monoxide (CO) as one of the one major air pollutants doesn’t have a direct effect on the global temperature (like methane and carbon dioxide ) but it takes part in the formation of lower-atmospheric ozone and urban smog. CO also affects the ability of the atmosphere to cleanse itself of many polluting gases.
So, it is important to measure concentrations of CO via sensors on NASA’s satellite.
The answer is angiosperm.
Angiosperms were the last plants to evolve. They spread during the Cretaceous period. The first fossils<span> of angiosperms are old about 135 million years. From this list, the first to evolve were a non-vascular plant, following by bryophyte, then gymnosperm, and angiosperm at the end.</span>
The correct terms to fill in the blanks are antibodies and enzymes. Tears, saliva, and vaginal secretions are rich in antibodies and enzymes that break down and destroy many microorganisms. These antibodies and enzymes help in certain processes and mechanisms going on in the body. For instance, in the saliva, the enzymes present aids in metabolizing the food we take. It is the first step in the digestion process. One enzyme found in tears and saliva is the lysozyme. It is an enzyme that has the ability to break bonds in the cell wall of bacteria. It targets the layer of peptidoglycan of bacteria.
Its used as a long term energy reserve for the human body.