These can be done by <u>washing</u> of the vegetables, good kitchen <u>Hygiene</u> and<u> proper storage.</u>
Vegetables are perishables, with some quantity of stored water and therefore they harbor bacteria.
- Hands should be washed before handling to prevent contamination.
- Thorough washing should be done under running water to remove the bacteria. The water current sweeps away the bacteria.
- Further washing of the vegetables in the warm water with 2% saline solution is needed to kill some other bacteria and pesticides resistant to cold water. This is also remove pesticides residue on the leave surfaces.
- The vegetables should be stored in the refrigerator to slow down the activity of the bacteria prior to cooking or before eating.
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A female gamete is known as an egg,
a male gamete is known as sperm,
when they combine they form a zygote
D. The Vacuole is the correct answer!
Answer:
To conclude, you cannot prove a hypothesis because you can never generalise the results to the whole population and foresee the results will always be the same in the future. You can however, reject the null hypothesis consistently, through statistical hypothesis testing so that the theory becomes highly likely to be true, but not proven.
Explanation:
If the father had the gene BB (purebred & not carrying colourblind allele), then the answer will be a). All of their children will have normal vision with half of them carrying the colourblind allele.
If the father had the gene Bb (hydrid & carrying colourblind allele), then the answer will be d). 3/4 of their children would have normal vision whilst the last quarter would have colourblind males. This is due to them having to receive one colourblind allele from their mother on the X chromosome & one colourblind allele from their father on the Y chromosome.