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Which organelle has storms?
mitrochondria
What is the Krebs cycle and where does is occur?
In the mitrochondria!
The movement of water molecules in a wave and wave movement?
go to heaven
Is Mitrochondria the structure in cytoplasm where food is burned to release energy?
yes
What cell have more mitrochondria skin cell or a kidney cell?
kidney
A group of tissues that work together is called?
mitrochondria is responsible for protein synthesis in cell
What kind of water movement helps the fishing industry and how?
they order pizza hut then they go to sleep
What cells are abundant in mitrochondria?
Cells that require a lot of energy for daily activities, such as muscle cells.
Does a heterotroph have mitochondria?
Yes it does. A heterotroph has a mitrochondria because it is needed to break down glucose to get ATP
Does osmosis go with the concentration gradient?
Yes, osmosis involves the movement of water molecules across a selectively permeable membrane from an area of high water concentration to an area of low water concentration. This movement occurs in response to the concentration gradient of water molecules.
What process takes place within mitrochondria?
Mitochondria produces energy by breaking down ATP into ADP.
How does the water go through the water cycle?
i think there's maybe 12..Precipitation- any form of water which falls from the atmosphereInterception by vegetation- raindrops prevented from falling directly onto the soil by a layer of vegetationTranspiration- The loss of water from the pores in plantsStem flow- movement of water from plantsOverland flow- or surface run off; movement of water across the land surfaceSurface storage- where water is temporarily held in the ground surface as an interception storageInfiltration- movement of water through soilSoil moisture storage- The maximum rate that water can pass through soilPercolation- Downward vertical movement of water from the soil, to rockThrough flow- Sideways movement of water into soilGround water flow- slow sideways movement of water through rockEvaporation- water changed into water vapor (gas)hope this helped :)
