Answer:
the answer is C
Explanation:
Stomata are pores localized in the plant epidermis whose function is to regulate gas exchange between plants and the atmosphere. Generally, stomata open during the day to allow the diffusion of carbon dioxide (CO2) and close during the night to avoid water loss (i.e., transpiration). On the other hand, CAM plants photosynthesize during the day, and exchange gases (CO2 and O2) during the night. Thus, desert CAM plants open their stomata during the night and close them during the day hours. These desert plants open stomata at night to absorb CO2 and close them during sunlight hours to prevent transpiration.
The corona is the Sun's atmosphere. The corona extends far into space and is much hotter than the surface.
Many prokaryotes are adapted to live inside the body because the majority of bacteria are mesophilic.
Depending on the optimal temperature of development, there are three types of bacteria:
* Mesophilic bacteria prefer average temperatures between 20 and 40 ° C. The majority of bacteria is mesophilic. This is the case of pathogenic bacteria of man and animals, but also commensal bacteria of natural cavities, cutaneo-mucous membranes and especially saprophytic environmental bacteria involved in the degradation and recycling of dead organic matter. (necromass).
* The psychrophilic bacteria have an optimal temperature of development close to 0 ° C.
* Thermophilic bacteria can live at high temperatures (45 ° C in hot springs).
The nervous system is responsible for the many actions and movement of the body. It is an organ system that sends and receives, even also influences many cellular and organismic phenomenon.
A nerve damage at a specific area for example a nerve damage was incurred for your right hand, since the nerves in that area were destroyed or were paralyzed the dendrites are unable to receive and the terminal buds are unable to send a specific neurotransmitter called the acetycholine for the muscle cells to initiate and process the enzyme which enables the muscle to interact and react.
