The answer for the first question is option b. , that is sporophyte.
The answer for the second question is option a. , that is a sprouting acorn.
(I am really not sure about these answers, but still I tried my best , so that I can help you.)
The answer would be C.
the description states that each blastomeres is seperated, which gives us a clue that there are parts of the blastomere. Therefore, each cell contains only part of it, so the answer is C.
The answer is : Taking oxygen for the body and expelling carbon dioxide
Answer:
due to imperfections in the staining
Explanation:
if you skip the decolorization phase and therefore not resorb the violet stain from the wall of the gram-negative bacteria, which will not provide a base for the obtaining of safranin stain which should stain the gram-negative bacteria red or pinkish, the gram-negative bacteria will have the same color as the gram-positive, so all the cells will be purple