Answer:
A, B and D are correct
Explanation:
Adenosine diphosphate (ADP) can form a bond with a phosphate group to form Adenosine triphosphate (ATP), which is the most abundant energy carrier molecule in cells. An endergonic reaction is a chemical reaction where there is a net input of energy, while an exergonic reaction generates energy. ATP hydrolysis releases energy (conversely to ATP synthesis that requires an input of free energy), and therefore ATP hydrolysis is an exergonic reaction. ATP hydrolysis releases around 7.3 kilocalories per mole. In a coupled reaction, the energy released by ATP hydrolysis is used by the cell to carry out endergonic reactions in an exergonic manner (e.g., glucose phosphorylation, which is an energetically unfavorable reaction).
Answer:
C) dwarf mistletoes, which parasitize particular species of forest tree
Explanation:
Uniform dispersion is observed in plant species that inhibit the growth of nearby individuals. For example, the sage plant, salvia leucophylla, secretes toxins, a phenomenon called negative allelopathy. Animals that maintain defined territories, such as nesting penguins, also exhibit uniform dispersion.
In lodgepole pine stands, spread of dwarf mistletoe into young trees is more extensive from single, isolated residual trees than from relatively uniform, dense, even-aged stands of residual trees.
I THINK humid but I'm not completely sure
The creation of a new life-growing area. such as a forest or new land. Deposition means when something breaks down and is carried to another location. Hoped that helped.
The creature spent the entire winter watching and noticing the cottagers nest to him. The creature was taken by the beauty and nobility of their faces.
The cottagers were an old man, a young man and a young women. Despite not understanding their language or their music, the creature admired them.
The creature was determined to learn their language. It was able to acquire the basics by linking the spoken words with the actions that the cottagers did.
Watching them the entire winter, the creature passionately loved each one of the cottagers.
It could notice that the family was not happy, even though it could not figure out the reason. For the creature, the family had all the reasons to be happy. They possessed a roof, food and companionship.
Eventually, the creature understood that the reason behind their sadness was their poverty which was partially caused by the creature (which used to steal their food).
The creature was torn by his guilty conscience and stopped stealing their food. It even spend the night in gathering wood and leaving the wood at the cottager's door in order to help decrease their hardship.
