In a deep wound, there might be a few layers of tissue that need to be rebuilt because they were lost. In this rebuilding process this pebbly texture can be seen and it indicates that granulation is taking place (that's the process). Granulation is when small blood vessels and capillaries start to develop vertically to the outside part of the wound, being supported by connective tissue, and surrounded by cells of many other types for different purposes, such as immunitary functions or specialised tissue functions. This tissue growing is characteristic of healing and it presents this granulated/pebbly texture to it.
Answer:
Because the leaves contain a greater concentration of green chlorophylls than yellow and orange carotenoids.
Explanation:
Chlorophyll and carotenoids are both pigments found in the cells of organisms like plants. They have differing color range depending on which wavelength of light they absorb and which they reflect. For example, chlorophyll pigment are green because they reflect green light and absorb others.
According to this question, the leaves of most plants contain yellow and orange carotenoids in addition to green chlorophylls but leaves are mostly green. This is because there is an abundant of chlorophyll pigment than any other pigment in the leaves of most plants. Hence, GREEN COLOR conferred by chlorophyll dominates and masks the color appearance of the other accessory pigments like yellow and orange carotenoids.
i think its c. chlorophyll and other pigments correct me if i'm wrong! <3
<span>The genotype is
required for you to use a punnet square. In the construction of a punnet's
square, the genotypes of both parents are required. In the three by three
square, the first column shows the genetic representation of one parent and the
first row shows the genotype of the other parent. The two are combined, and
they yield a genetic combination of both parents, giving all the possible
outcomes of the offspring's genotypes. Using the punnet's square, you can be
able to identify the percentage of the offspring that will be heterozygous or
homozygous.</span>
