Ants nest in leaf litter or wood. They eat plants, seeds, and decaying plants and animal materials. Some ants eat honeydew that are produced by aphids. Some ants even eat termites.
Ants become the food source of arthropods (spiders, beetles, ant lion), amphibians (wood frogs, red eft), birds (downy woodpecker), some carnivorous plants (pitcher plant), and mammals (bear, ant eater).
1) Leaves - Ants - Anteater
2) Honeydew - Ants - Woodpecker
The observer will see the paper clip in 3
Answer:
No, the vitamins from the two sources are not different.
No, the body cannot distinguish a vitamin's source.
Explanation:
Pure L-ascorbic acid extracted from rose hips is identical in every way to pure L-ascorbic acid synthesized in a plant.
The only difference that might distinguish the two is the presence of impurities such as byproducts or solvents used in the process of extraction or synthesis. However, "pure" implies that no such impurities are present.
Answer:
Nucleus,cell membrane,Golgi apparatus, ribosomes are found in Both plant and animal cell
Explanation: