You find a moldy orange in your produce bin in your kitchen cupboard. What characteristics of this
environment (consider both the orange and your kitchen) contributed to the growth of this mold? Why
could a plant not have grown in this cupboard? What will be an ideal response?
Concepts to Consider: Warm temperature (although molds may still grow on refrigerated foods);
moisture provided by the orange; readily available nutrition; no need for light in fungi.
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Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
For the following question(s), consult the diagram of the human respiratory system below. Write your
answers in the spaces provided. ©2014 Brooks/Cole, Cengage Learning
Identify structure A: Identify structure B: Identify structure C: Identify structure D: Identify structure E: Identify structure F: Identify structure G: Identify structure H: Identify structure I: Identify structure J: Identify structure K: Identify structure L:
The tissue type that functions in providing support, transport, and insulation is
A. epithelial. B. connective. C. nervous. D. muscle. E. All of the answer choices are correct.
The acid released in the stomach is
a. carbonic acid. b. hydrochloric acid. c. nitric acid. d. sulfuric acid. e. phosphoric acid.