H2O(l)-> H2(l)+O(g)
as the trees transpire releasing gaseous water. Water would decomposed to release O.
Answer:
the nucleus
Explanation:
this is where DNA is stored
The answer would be RNA and protein. Each subunit is composed of at least one or more rRNA molecules and proteins.
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