Answer:
1, 8
Explanation:
on the top its the first but if u have to pick two then its the bottom 2nd one and the first one on the top. hope this helps!!
Answer:
Peanut Butter
Explanation:
It is irresistible to dogs
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Answer: There are two categories of cross membrane transport, active and passive. While active transport requires energy, passive transport relies on concentration differences inside and outside of the membrane. With films that cover the outermost membrane of the fruit (the skin), this concentration gradient can be removed or slowed so membrane transport is also slowed and as a result, the fruit stays fresh longer. A good analogy for this is considering evaporation in an open jar on a hot day versus if there was a lid on the jar. Both jars would be in the same conditions, but the jar with the lid would retain more water.
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Assuming that the three genes undergo independent assortment, predict the phenotypic ratio of the offspring in the F2generation.
DOMINAT TRAITS
solid leaves (MM),
normal height (DD),
smooth skin (PP).
recessive TRAITS
leaves (mm),
dwarf height
(dd), and
peach skin (<span>pp)</span>
Answer:
<em>Agrobacterium</em> <em>tumefaciens</em> is a gram negative bacteria that is responsible for tumor formation in the different parts of plant body.
Explanation:
It causes crown-gall disease in plant body by transferring it's DNA into the plant body which include Ti plasmid.
There are 3 types of bacteria that form tumor in different plant ares.
<em>Agrobacterium rhizogenes</em>,<em> Agrobacterium tumefaciens</em> strains contain either Ti or Ri plasmid but <em>Agrobacterium vitis</em> contain only Ti plasmid which are virulent.
The transfer of T-DNA takes place into the body of host cells and then the DNA is expressed into the body of the host and thus forming gall or tumor.