Answer:
d. budding
Explanation:
Budding is a type of asexual reproduction, as are binary division, multiple division, vegetative propagation, and fragmentation. This type of reproduction is observed in some species of animals and plants.
In budding, as the name suggests, sprouts appear on the surface of the organism. These shoots will give rise to a new individual, which may grow on the organism that originated it, forming the colonies, or be released into the environment.
This type of reproduction is common in several plant species, occurring more frequently in angiosperms, and also in some animal species, especially in the cnidarian and porifer group.
Cajal cells are the neuromuscular type of cells conducting the slow electrical waves of small intestinal contraction during digestion.
Such are named by the man who discovered them, the worldly-famous Ràmon y Cajal.
Light energy from the sun and water is needed by the plant to facilitate the light dependent reactions.
Answer:
Star P is smaller than star Q
Explanation:
Absolute brightness is defined as brightness of a celestial object or star from a Standard distance usually taken as 10 parsecs from Earth. If one star is brighther than the other then there can be two variable playing major role given that they are at same distance –
a) composition of star and
b) Its size.
The larger the star, the more energy it will emit per second and hence more will be its absolute brightness.
Thus, star P is smaller than star Q
Final speed - Initial speed / time.
50.0 - 20.0 / 5.0
30.0 / 5.0
= 6.0 (km/h)/s
Correct choice is B.
