Answer:
alternation of generation with both sexual and asexual reproduction
Explanation:
Both moss and fern belong to kingdom plantae. The gametophyte is dominant in moss and sporophyte in fern. The gametophyte produces games that fertilize forming an embryo. The embryo develops into a sporophyte that produces spores which then germinate forming a plant.
X. XX is the female gene and XY is the male gene
Answer:
The bugs evolved beak lengths that were adapted to their host plant.
Explanation:
This is an interesting case of evolution in which bugs evolved (changed) quickly over a few generations. In less than 50 years the bugs evolved beak lengths to match the size of the new host plant’s seed pods. The bugs were not used to live out of that plant but they started feeding on it and then they changed some of their characteristics.
Thylakoid enables the light-dependent reactions to occur
thylakoid is a sheet-like membrane that triggered the reactions<span> in chloroplasts and cyanobacteria.
Thylakoid could absorb light because it has colorful that enable it to create biochemical reactions in plant's food producing.</span>
