I think that the Hawaiian islands were created by volcanoes. On each island, there is at least one volcano. Although, each island was created at a different time. Ni'ihau which is the smallest and still visible island was made about 200 years ago. Although during this time, the biggest island, Hawaii, or The Big Island is still active. The volcano <span>Kilauea is still active on the island of Hawaii. Also the islands moved based on the plate tectonic theory. While the plates move, the volcano and the island does also. Therefore it creates a chain of islands. The data supports because there are still remains of the volcano's lava left on the island. They are visible around the edges of Waimanalo and the Northshore (on the island of Oahu). Also there are news reports and videos of lava pouring into the ocean on the island of Hawaii. </span>
Answer:
This structure provides support and protection for plant cells = Cell Wall
This is a large, central fluid-filled structure that provides turgidity = Vacuole
A thin semipermeable barrier around the cell which regulates what enters and leaves the cell = Cell membrane
The control center of the cell = Nucleus
It is often described as the cells Power Plant = Mitochondria
This is used by plant cells for photosynthesis = Chloroplast
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Explanation:
The giant blue thing is the vacuole
The thin yellow line is the cell membrane
The yellow and orange ball is the nucleus
The light green thing with zig zag lines is the mitochondria
The dark green thing inside the cell is the chloroplast
The thing outside the cell is the cell wall its green
The spread of roots around a plant is usually greater than the depth of the roots is a completely false statement. It totally depends on the type of plant in regards to the type of root it will have. Normally there are two kinds of roots and they are taproot and fibrous roots. In case of taproots the main root goes downwards and smaller roots branches out of it. In case of taproots, it is true that the spread of roots is smaller than the depth of the roots. In case of fibrous roots, the spread of roots is greater than that of the depth of the roots. A wig tree is an example of a plant having taproot. in the wig tree the root can go to a depth of around 120 meters.
Pitfall traps (pitcher plants) trap prey in a rolled leaf that contains a pool of digestive enzymes or bacteria. Flypaper traps use a sticky mucilage. Snap traps utilise rapid leaf movements. Bladder traps suck in prey with a bladder that generates an internal vacuum.
