There are many environmental negative direct outcomes of unused excess nitrogen from nitrogenous fertilizers. One of these is eutrophication. Eutrophication is the excessive richness of nutrients in a water body as a result of fertilizer run offs from the land, which causes a dense growth of plants in the water. Other negative outcomes are: green house effects, acid rain and contamination of underground water which has negative effects on human health.
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Scientists use Taxonomy, the science of classifying living things, in order to make sense of biodiversity and how living things are related. For example, the classification of species is important in light of a changing environment because it helps scientists keep track of endangered species and what new species were formed because of the environmental change.
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The correct answer will be option-A site.
Explanation:
The addition of the specific amino acids to the nascent peptide occurs after the binding of the amino acid to the tRNA via acylation of the amino acid through a process called t-RNA charging.
This charged tRNA binds to the A-site or Aminoacyl site of the ribosomes where the initiation stage of the translation begins. This amino acid is shifted to the P site or peptidyl site and exit from the E site of the ribosome.
Thus, option-A site is the correct answer.
