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B. Photoperiodism
<u>Photoperiodism is the response of an organism to seasonal changes in day length.
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<u>They are classified under three groups according to the photoperiods;</u>
<u>1. Short-day plants </u>
<u>2. Long-day plants </u>
<u>3. Day-neutral plants.</u>
It going to be day and night
A fuel cell works like a battery. It consists of two electrodes where the reactions would occur and an electrolyte solution which allows for caharged particles to flow. In a fuel cell that uses hydrogen and oxygen as reactants. The hydrogen would enter the cell at the anode where oxidation would happen. So that the species that is formed in the anode side would be hydronium ions and electrons. The oxygen, on the other hand, would enter the cathode electrode where reduction occurs. The species that are produced in this side of the cell are water molecules. Together, the net reaction is called a redox reaction.
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4.03 Ecosystems Lab Report
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