Answer:
In the third step of mitosis, called metaphase, each chromosome lines up in a single file line at the center of the cell. By this point in time, the membrane enclosing the nucleus has dissolved, and mitotic spindles have attached themselves to each chromatid in all the chromosomes.
Answer:
I would say D.
Their conclusion only applies up until the 3rd plant, after that it seems to harm the growth.
Answer:
Explanation:
the crossing of the F1 generation will result in the following;
tall green purple terminal : tall yellow purple terminal : dwarf green purple terminal : dwarf yellow purple terminal : tall green white terminal : tall yellow white terminal : dwarf green white terminal : dwarf yellow white terminal : tall green purple axial : tall yellow purple axial : dwarf green purple axial : dwarf yellow purple axial : tall green white axial : tall yellow white axial : dwarf green white axial : dwarf yellow white axial.
there is only one dwarf, yellow pod, white axial flower in the F2
The answer is cornea…..lens. Most bending of light entering
the eye is bent by the cornea. The lens of the other hand adjusts this bending
further, to focus it squarely on the retina. This is why the focal point of the
lens can be adjusted by changing its shape.
