Answer:
Effects of nutrient additions/changes in resources to microbial
scale
Explanation:
Addition of nutrient at microbial scale level affects ecosystem processes by multiplying the growth of such microbes, as well as result in producing more resistant species that are capable of creating a sustainability system for other content of the ecosystem.
While on the other hand, change in the resources of the microbial scale could either result to a modification of their adaptability structure in terms of physiological and biochemical composition, or an inhibition of the microbial population in the ecosystem.
The cell membrane is made of two layer of phospholipid called phospholipid bilayer. Phospholipid has a hydrophilic head and hydrophobic tail. The hydrophilic head stick out on the membrane, pushing polar substance that go inside. Hydrophobic substance would be easily pass through the membrane while the hydrophilic doesn't.
If the active form of this drug is polar, then the substance would be hydrophilic. The drug should pass the membrane through active transport like carrier mediated transport or endocytosis.
Answer:
A
Explanation:
Starch, an example of a class of carbohydrates known as polysaccharide is produced in the leaves by photosynthesis and transported to the roots of the plant for storage. Micro-organisms in the surrounding soil feed on starch released into the soil from the root
The answer is : 1, independent 2, dependent
