Explanation:
The difference between Meristematic Tissue and Permanent Tissue are:
- Meristematic tissue always has a prominent nucleus. Permanent tissue has a prominent nucleus in some like parenchyma while not in others like sclerenchyma.
- Meristematic tissue has cells small in size and isodiametric in shape. Permanent tissue has cells large in size and their shape varies.
Answer:
Monosaccharides are simple sugars with a basic formula Cⁿ (H2O)ⁿ. They are classified according to the number of carbon atoms they contain: tetroses (4), pentoses (5) and hexoses (6). There are also mosaccharides with 3 carbon atoms, for example the Dihydroxyacetone.
Explanation:
Monosaccharides have to be aldehydes (-CHO) or ketones (-COO) with more than one alcohol function, which will be located in different carbons.
The answer is; B
As air cools, its capacity to hold moisture reduces. This is is why as warm humid air cools, it reaches a saturation point, and the water moisture begins to form droplets. These droplets form clouds in the atmosphere.
Answer: Those which can adapt and withstand the high acidity levels of water.
The pond slowly becomes more acidic due to release of chemicals from a nearby factory. The chemicals released are acidic and toxic which will cause biomagnification in the pond water. Those organisms which can withstand the high acidic pH of water will survive. Others which can undergo adaptations can also survive.
To locate <u>positions</u> in east and west directions, <u>cartographers</u> use lines of <u>longitude</u>, also known as <u>meridians</u>. Longitude is the distance in degrees <u>east</u> or <u>west</u> of the prime meridian, which is the reference point for longitude.
<h3>What is a topographic map?</h3>
A topographic map can be defined as a type of map which contains an accurate and detailed graphical (two-dimensional) description, representation or records of both natural and man-made (artificial) features on the surface of planet Earth.
Generally, a topographic map make use of contour lines to represent points of equal elevation above sea level such as:
- Mountains
- Hills
- Plains
- Valley
<h3>What is a line of longitude?</h3>
A line of longitude can be defined as an imaginary great circle of constant longitude on the surface of planet Earth which passes through the North pole (terrestrial pole) and South poles (Meridian) at right angles to the equator.
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