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Its made up of the ovary, the style, and the shape.
Answer:
Large drip leaves to absorb large amounts of sunlight and allow excess water to run
Explanation:
In a desert or savannah, the conditions are dry and hot, with lots of sunlight but very little water. In a tropical rainforest, it is very humid and wet, and dense with vegetation.
A plant in a rainforest might need to work harder to absorb light energy from the sun, due to the dense, tall trees blocking the sunlight. Therefore, they would likely develop leaves with a large surface area.
These plants would also have a plentiful water supply, so leaves with a shape that does not retain water would be helpful. There properties are present in the option describing large drip leaves.
A waxy coating to converse water, a protective spine to keep away herbivores who need the plant for water, and long roots to get access to water, are all adaptations of a desert plant.
Answer:
complementary base-pairing rules
Explanation:
DNA is the genetic material of living cells. It is a long chain of double-stranded molecules, in which each strand is complementary to one another i.e. Adenine base is paired with Thymine base while Guanine base pairs with Cytosine base following the complementary base pairing rule as proposed by Chargaff. This pairing is responsible for the double helical structure of the DNA.
The complementary base pairs that a DNA molecule contains make it able to produce identical copies of itself during replication or duplication. Before replication of DNA can occur, the double strands need to unwind to form two separate strands, which serves as a template for the synthesis of new complementary strands.
In this manner, each new strand contains one template strand and one complementary strand, which forms two new double helix that is identical to the original strand. This two identical copies of DNA gets separated into two daughter cells, which is the essence of the DNA replication.