Well, I cannot see your list of suggestions but I am assuming one of them would be muscles.
Muscles use a lot of energy and require a large number of mitochondria.
A potometer can be used to measure the rate of transpiration that's proportional to water uptake. Transpiration cannot be measured directly as some of the water will be used in photosynthesis.
Answer: poor soil
Explanation: dead plants, horse manure, and NPK are organic, whether they be organic organisms themselves, or created and considered organic molecules, soil, or dirt is inorganic.
Cellulose helps make a plant strong and stiff, so it doesn't bend and break. It is in a plants cell walls.
Answer:
Tay Sachs
Explanation:
Tay Sachs is a neurodegenerative disorder caused by the deficiency of enzyme hexosaminidase A in lysosome. Lysosome is responsible for degradation of lipid molecules which it carries out by the help of hexosaminidase A enzyme. In absence of the functional enzyme, lipids build up in lysosome which ultimately damages the cell and the tissue. Nerve cells are damaged the most in this disorder.
It is an autosomal recessive disorder which means that the mutant allele must be present in two copies for the production of symptoms. Symptoms are hypotonia, psychomotor regression etc. Its frequency is much higher in Jewish people of Ashkenazi descent. 1 in 30 Ashkenazi Jewish people has the mutant version of the gene.
