Answer:
Endospores.
Explanation:
Microorganisms usually adapt to changes in their environment. One example of an extreme survival strategy employed by certain low G+C Gram-positive bacteria, generally of the Firmicute family, is the formation of endospores. They have a very peculiar structure that helps with this survival feature: an outer proteinaceous coat surrounding the spore provides much of the chemical and enzymatic resistance. Beneath the coat there is a very thick layer of specialized peptidoglycan called the cortex, which aids in resistance to high temperature. They are resistant to desiccation, lysozyme, ultraviolet and gamma radiation, chemical disinfectants, starvation AND temperature. So, in this experiment, it is probable that the boiled broth contained endospores, which survived this heating and then reactivated its metabolism.
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The answer would be B. Positive
Explanation:
A positive feedback mechanism is that in which a stimulus induces an output which in turn functions to magnify the same response <em>(acting as a stimulus to itself). </em>
As in this case, Ethylene acts as a stimulus for fruit ripening (<u>response</u>). When it is released during fruit ripening, it stimulates nearby fruits to ripen (<u>response</u>), which in turn acts to stimulate further fruits to ripen (<u>response</u>), resulting in the effect being widespread (<u>magnified</u>)
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Nucleus I am pretty sure.
Answer:
Explanation:Two of the nuclei (the polar nuclei) move to the center of the embryo sac and fuse together, forming a single, diploid central cell. This central cell later fuses with a sperm to form the triploid endosperm, which will ultimately provide nourishment for the developing embryo (analogous to yolk in animal eggs).
The answer is C the small intestine
