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How plants help to reduce soil erosion for? |
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Answer» Answer: Explanation: Plants provide protective cover on the land and PREVENT soil erosion for the following reasons: Plants slow down water as it flows over the land and this allows much of the rain to SOAK into the GROUND. PLANT roots hold the soil in position and prevent it from being blown or washed away. |
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Explain the principles of blood pressure |
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Answer» या कों सा क़ुएस्तीयों हा |
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How many chromosomes does a normal human being have? |
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Answer» Answer: 46 CHROMOSOMES ... Explanation: |
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Who was enton won leuhenhock and his all achievements |
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UOPIO 9. The phylum Cnidaria was earlier included under the phylum10. Vertebrates belong to the phylum |
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What are genes? What is their chemical nature? Give their functions |
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Answer» a unit of information inside a CELL which controls what a living thing will be like. Genes are passed from parents to children Chemical structure of genes. Genes are composed of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA), except in some viruses, which have genes consisting of a CLOSELY RELATED compound called RIBONUCLEIC acid (RNA). A DNA molecule is composed of two chains of nucleotides that wind about each other to resemble a twisted ladder. Please mark my answer as Brainlist Be Brainly✌️✌️ |
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List three characteristics that always provide a selective advantage |
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Define crop breeding |
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Answer» Answer: plant BREEDING is the science of of CHANGING of traits PLANTS in ORDER to produce desired CHARACTERISTICS |
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Duryodhana cried like which animal when he was born |
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Answer» pls mark as BRAINLIEST answer |
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Enzyme production is realted to growth of bacteria |
Answer» Yes , ENZYME production is realted to growth of bacteria.Enzymes cannot REPRODUCE themselves. They speed up chemical reactions WITHOUT getting used up themselves. ... When the waste materials are very COMPLEX (such as pond sludge), bacteria actually produce enzymes to break down the complex waste into simple compounds that the bacteria can consume. |
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Endosperm with different colour patches is seen in |
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Answer» Answer: Explanation: found in about 32 families of ANGIOSPERM. e.g., Annonaceae, Palmae, Myristicaceae, ETC. (ii) Mosaic ENDOSPERM : In some CASES, the tissue of endosperm is not homogeneous but there are patches of different COLOURS. |
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How many mitotic divisions would be necessary for 128 cells? |
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Answer» you will require 127 mitotic divisions to OCCUR to produce 128 cells from one CELL PROVIDED none of the cell lysed in the process. first mitotic division would form two daughter cell. Each of these two daughter cells then UNDERGOES division to form four cells after 1+2=3 divisions |
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During summer season ,a milkman usually adds a very small amount of baking soda ti fresh milk .Why |
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Answer» Answer: Explanation: During summers the temperature is high Lactobacillus increases which converts into lactic acid decreasing the pH of milk. Chance the MILKMAN usually adds a very SMALL amount of baking SODA to fresh milk to INCREASE the pH of the solution as it is a base and neutralise the milk in summers. |
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How many times a genome be sequenced for full coverage? |
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For detecting human genome mutations, SNPS, and rearrangements, publications often recommend from 10× to 30× depth of coverage, depending on the APPLICATION and statistical MODEL. For RNA sequencing, researchers usually think in terms of numbers of millions of READS to be sampled. |
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How is corbon dioxuse and oxygen transpkred in human beings? |
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Answer» here is your answer:- However, most carbon dioxide is transported as bicarbonate. As blood flows through the tissues, carbon dioxide diffuses into RED blood CELLS, where it is converted into bicarbonate. ... Additionally, hydrogen ION is released from hemoglobin, thus allowing oxygen to bind to hemoglobin as blood flows through the lungs. hope this helps. thankyou. PLEASE mark as brainliest. |
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How does lactobacillus bacteria convert milk into curd? |
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Answer» Answer:Milk is CONVERTED into CURD by the bacteria CALLED lactobacillus.It multiples in milk and creste a chemical called lactic acid which convert mik into curd. Milk is converted into curd or yogurt by the process of fermentation. During fermentation, the bacteria use enzymes to PRODUCE energy (ATP) from lactose. |
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Chromosomes arranged at equatorial plate of spindle division in |
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Answer» what's your QUESTION?????..........??????... |
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How are the lungs designed in human body to maximise the area for exchange of gases |
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Answer» Answer: Respiration in HUMAN beings takes place through a SPECIAL system called as respiratory system.This involves nostrils, nasal cavity, larynx, bronchi, bronchioles ending in alveoli inside the lungs. Lungs are designed in such a way that they are lined by a thin membrane to facilitate the exchange of gases. Bronchi and bronchioles are the parts of respiratory system located in the lungs. *Primary bronchi are the structures which arise by the bifurcation of the wind pipe before entering the lungs. Primary bronchi divide and give rise to secondary bronchi. Bronchioles are the small tubular extensions of REPEATEDLY dividing secondary bronchi inside the lung. *Bronchi end in bronchioles. Each bronchi divides at least 20 times to form smaller bronchioles Bronchioles end in small tubular structures called as alveolar tubes.Bronchi are made up of fibrocartilaginous layer. Bronchi serve as tubes of air conductors. Bronchi are larger in diameter *Bronchioles branch into many alveolar tubes. Bronchioles are lined by smooth muscles. Bronchioles are air conductors and others are respiratory GAS exchangers. Bronchioles are smaller in diameter. *Alveoli are richly supplied by blood vessels which help in exchange of gases on the alveolar membrane. Explanation: |
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Synthesis phasesynthesis phase in the cell cycle is called so because of the synthesis of more |
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❤❤Heya...❤❤Plz give all the Classification of phylums.. and give their examples ..❤plzz dont spam ..❤Expecting better from uuu❤ |
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Answer» phylum Porifera 1)These animals are with simplest body plan and are called as 'sponges' 2) These are aquatic animals most of them are marine and few are fresh water dwellers 3) they have assymetrical body Phylum- Cnidaria 1) Body of these animals is cylindrical or UMBRELLA- like body . If it is cylindrical it is called as ' Polyp ' and if it is umbrella like it called as 'Medusa' 2) Most of these animals are marine . Only few are fresh water dwellers Phylum Platyhelminthes 1) Body of these animals is slender and flat like a leaf or strip . HENCE they are called flatworms 2) Most of these animals are endo parasites Phylum Aschelminnthes
1) Body of these animals is long THREAD like or cylindrical . Hence they are called as round worms 2) These animals are either FREE living or endoparasites. Free living animals are either aquatic or terrestrial Phylum Annelida 1) Body of these animals is long , cylindrical , and metamerically segmented |
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Differentiate virus , viroid and prion |
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Answer» Virus - They are a nucleoprotein particle, nucleic acid can be either RNA or DNA. They contain capsid covering .ie. a protein LAYER FOUND around the nucleus. They lack a true cell membrane. They are large-sized. They infect all types of organisms. VIROIDS - are an infectious RNA particle. They are devoid of any capsid caoting. They contain only RNA. They are of SMALL size. They infect only plants. PRIONS - They are proteinaceous infective particles. They do no contain any nucleic acid. They generally cause an infected individual's DNA to START producing an altered form of a protein that they would normally produce. Their protein is called a prion protein (PrP). They cause disease by infecting this protein in misfolded forms. Hope this helps you.
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C. a.b=b.c=c.a=1D. Both of a and bFind the unit vector parallel to the vector:C= 121 + 24j - 8k15.VA. 21+5j+2k++17E. None of these16. Which diagram correctly shows the addition of two vect |
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Answer» Your answer is below Explanation: 21+5j+2k |
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History and significant discoveries in molecular biology |
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Answer» In its earliest manifestations, molecular biology—the name was coined by Warren Weaver of the Rockefeller Foundation in 1938—was an idea of physical and chemical explanations of life, rather than a COHERENT discipline. ... In 1953, James Watson and Francis CRICK discovered the double HELICAL STRUCTURE of the DNA molecule. Explanation: |
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How many mitotic divisions are required in a single cell? |
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Answer» Answer:127 Explanation:you will REQUIRE 127 mitotic DIVISIONS to OCCUR to produce 128 cells from one CELL provided none of the cell lysed in the process. FIRST mitotic division would form two daughter cell. Each of these two daughter cells then undergoes division to form four cells after 1+2=3 divisions. |
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How is the name of plasmodium vivax written according to nomenclature? |
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Answer» Answer: Plasmodim vivax It is a protozoan PARASITE and a PATHOGEN RESPONSIBLE for causing malaria. |
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How are fungi important in the production of foods? |
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Answer» Yeasts and other fungi play a CRITICAL role in drug production, food processing, bio-control AGENTS, enzyme biotechnology, as well as research and development. The USE of yeast (e.g. Saccharomyces cerevisae) to MAKE alcohol and carbon dioxide uses the fermentation process to BREAK down sugars. |
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Explain how the rate of photosynthesis is affected by 1)chlorophyll |
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Answer» Answer: greater the PRESENCE of chlorophyll will enhance the RATE of photosynthesis only when the other factors are ALSO in greater PROPORTION. |
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Explain diffusion with the help of two examples |
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Answer» It is the movement of substances from HIGHER CONCENTRATION to lower concentration. |
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Inheritance of haemophilia in human beings |
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Answer» HAEMOPHILIA and haemophilia B are inherited in an excellent RECESSIVE pattern the genes associated with this CONDITION are LOCATED on the X chromosome |
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How are sperms defused in ovary |
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Answer» Explanation: Although it is happening every hour of every day, all over the world, the story of egg meeting sperm is still a tale worth telling. Millions of candidates set off on a long and perilous journey with a single target at the end, and if the candidates reach their target, something completely unique is created. But before we GET to the end, let’s take a closer look at the journey. Hundreds of millions of sperm vie for a single egg cell. The sperm cells are streamlined in design for this purpose: a long tail to help them move, lots of mitochondria to power that movement, GENETIC information to pass on, and enzymatic PROTEINS to get into the egg cell. The proteins are stored in a cap at the front of the sperm known as an acrosome - this is the part that first contacts the egg. The tail is called a flagellum, and it uses the energy made by the mitochondria to move the sperm forward. Flagella use a lot of energy, so they’re kept dormant until sperm enter the vagina. Sperm are haploid; they contain one set of 23 chromosomes. They are created by the cellular division process known as meiosis, which creates 4 sperm from a single germ cell. They’re also very small, only about 50μm long. Sperm are ejaculated in semen, a basic fluid with a PH of about 7.4. The sperms’ target, is the egg. Since it is so much bigger than sperm, the egg is the source of cytosol and organelles,particularly mitochondria, for the future zygote. Unlike sperm, the egg has not completed meiosis - it’s stuck in the Metaphase II stage of division. This means that the egg is haploid but with sister chromatids still attached to each other. Also unlike sperm, the meiotic division to create eggs, oogenesis, only makes one viable egg. The egg is covered in a thick outer coating known as the zona pellucida, a layer of carbohydrate-covered proteins that surrounds the plasma membrane. The zona pellucida helps protect the egg and is responsible for mediating the initial meeting of sperm and egg. Cortical granules filled with enzymes line the inside of the cell membrane, and will help make sure that only one sperm can fertilize the egg. |
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Name the excretory product from kidney? |
Answer» HEY mateurea is the maiN excretory product of human beings.......(✳¯︶¯✳) mark n follow |
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What are the step involved in soil preparation write the function |
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Answer» The steps invloved in soil preparation is - 1. Turning 2. loosening 3. PLOUGHING |
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Can you plzz help me to find best utube channel for class 9 |
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A meiocyte has 24 chromosomes and 20 pg of dna. What will be the number of chromatids and amount of dna in the products of meiosis-i? |
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Answer» Answer: A MEIOCYTE has 24 CHROMOSOMES and 20 PG of dna. What will be the number of chromatids and AMOUNT of dna in the products |
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Tricks to remember biology mineral nutrition chapter |
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Answer» •Read the chapters thoroughly. •Underline the most IMPORTANT texts. •try to memorize all the important points. •keep giving tests untill you SCORE the best. •keep revising it. _____________________________ |
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How do you convert agricultural land to commercial land? |
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Answer» You can convert agricultural land into residential or industrial land by paying a fee. You can get a 'change of land use' after OBTAINING the necessary approval from the local AUTHORITIES. You have to apply to the COMMISSIONER of the land revenue department, EXPLAINING the purpose of conversion. |
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Plz give ans of this ques ? ..... ........... |
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Answer» Answer: AUSTRALIA cities VIABLE but the grains are not viable and the seed is covered by the seed COAT and it stores some kind of food in it green is a kind of ripened fruit cannot give rise to the NEW species |
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The diagram given below represents certain organs[ICSE 2016)n the abdominal region of man:Label the parts numbered 1 to 7.Name the organ system shown in the diagram.Name three parts, other than those marked,which are clearly seen in the diagram.mplete the following sentences |
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Answer» where is DIAGRAM????? Diagram is not here... |
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Can you plz help me to find best utube channel for class9. plz |
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Answer» Answer: MATH: VIDYA VISION INSTITUTE, MKR CLASS 9TH SCIENCE: NCERT TUTORIAL HINDI: ALPANA VERMA |
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After covering a distance of 30 km with auniform speed there is some defect in atrain engine and therefore, its speed isreduced to 4/5 of its original speed.Consequently, the train reaches itsdestination late by 45 minutes. Had ithappened after covering 18 kilometresmore, the train would have reached9 minutes earlier. Find the speed of thetrain and the distance of journey.(A) Speed = 40 km/hr. Distance = 160 km(B) Speed = 20 km/hr, Distance = 100 km(C) Speed = 30 km/hr, Distance = 120 km(D) Speed = 35 km/hr. Distance = 140 kmi need it with explaination |
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Answer» ANSWER:HI this QUESTION is of MATHS and PHYSICS not biology Explanation: |
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Are chemosynthetic bacteria-autotrophic or heterotrophic? |
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Answer» Answer: Are chemosynthetic bacteria-autotrophic or heterotrophic? As chemosynthetic bacteria can prepare their food by utilising SIMPLE inorganic substances, they are autotrophic. They get energy for prepartion of food by the CHEMICAL reactions. I hope it helps you!!!!! MARK me on brainliest plzzzz |
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Polluted water bodies have usually very high abundance of plants likeNostoc and Oscillitoria. Give reasons. |
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Answer» Answer: because most plants absorb CARBON and polluted water bodies have HIGH amount of carbon in then thus they GROW MOSTLY in polluted air bodies |
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Differentiate between primary and secondary receptor cells. |
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Answer» A DISTINCTION is also made between primary and secondary RECEPTORS. In primary receptors, the substrate that reacts to an external influence is embedded in the sensory neuron itself, which is DIRECTLY (primarily) EXCITED by the stimulus. ... They are specialized to RECEIVE certain types of stimuli. _________________________________ |
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Genetic difference cells arise from mitosis or meoisism |
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Answer» During mitosis, a cell DUPLICATES all of its CONTENTS, including its CHROMOSOMES, and splits to form two IDENTICAL daughter cells. ... Meiosis also ALLOWS genetic variation through a process of DNA shuffling while the cells are dividing. Mitosis and meiosis, the two types of cell division. ____________________________ |
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How is the five-kingdom classification advantageous over the two-kingdom classification? |
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Explain the modern method of agriculture used in India. |
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Answer» Explanation:There are many types of AGRICULTURE modern methods in INDIA : i) Genetic manipulation II) Intensive tillage iii) monoculture iv) Use of synthetic fertilizers v) Irrigation on technology vi) chemical pest control. |
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