How does the spread of viruses differ between plants and animals?
Viruses must penetrate through cell walls of plant cells and not animal cells.
Viruses spread faster in plants than animals because of photosynthesis.
Viruses do not spread to plants, only animals.
Viruses spread more slowly in plants than animals because of photosynthesis
Viruses must penetrate through cell walls of plant cells and not animal cells
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A. ADP is a necessary substrate for the reaction catalyzed by ATP synthase. B. it prevents proton pumping across the inner mitochondrial membrane. C. it prevents electron transfer to O2. D. it prevents electron transfer from NADH to complex I.
Soybeans will have several hundred Rhizobium nodules per plant and may divert 20–30 percent of their energy generated by photosynthesis to the nodules instead of other plant functions. Why would the plant divert so much energy to Rhizobium?
A. Rhizobium protects the plants from parasites. B. Rhizobium protects the plants from predators. C. Rhizobium produces sugars. D. Rhizobium produces NH4. E. Rhizobium produces N2.
Which of the following organisms have benefited from wolf reintroduction?
A) grizzly bears B) beavers C) woody plant species D) all of the above
Describe a convenient method for determining gene order from three-point cross results
What will be an ideal response?