The answer in here is B. Dalton was incorrect saying that<span> atoms were the indivisible components of matter. Indeed that the atom could not be broken down. </span>
Answer:
D. Active transport
Explanation:
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The main function of fungus’s hyphae is the Absorption of nutrients by the fluttery filaments that make up multicellular fungi are called hyphae. As they consume resources from a food source, they release enzymes.
<h3>What are the fungal hyphae?</h3>
The fluttery filaments that make up multicellular fungi are called hyphae. As they consume resources from a food source, they release enzymes. Chitin makes up the rigid cell wall of hyphae. In pursuit of more food sources, they spread out from a tip and continue to expand.
The substrate is broken down by digestive enzymes secreted by the hyphae, which makes it simpler for the fungus to absorb the nutrients it contains. The fungus has a very wide surface area compared to its volume, which indicates that it is in close contact with its surroundings.
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The correct answer is phosphorous but occurs in the form of a phosphate. ATP stands for Adenosine Triphosphate.
ATP is composed of three components. At the center of the molecule is found ribose, a sugar molecule which is the very same sugar that forms part of RNA. To one side of ribose is attached a base known as adenine. This base belongs to a group of molecules made of linked rings of both carbon and nitrogen atoms.
To the other side of ribose is attached a string of phosphate groups which are key to the energy carrying activities of ATP.
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