Knysna Lourie is naturally found in mature evergreen forests of southern and eastern South Africa, and Swaziland. Although it can vary, and answer of a possible biome can be the Savannahs found in south Africa.
Answer:
Runners
Explanation:
stems are usually upright and prop up the plant to gather sunlight, however, some stems grow along the ground. These stems are called runners and the plant itself is called a stolon. Runners are involved in asexual reproduction of plants. They have nodes along them which can grow into another plant.
I believe this is translation and it occurs in the mRNA strand due to proteins call the initiation, elongation and release factors.
