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Specialized structures that allow mangroves to get oxygen in soil that is usually anaerobic are called?
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What are specialized structures in a cell that perform specific functions?
Organelle. Organelles are usually separate from the rest of the cell, and enclosed by a lipid bilayer. There is a wide variety of organelles, especially in eukaryotic cells.
If mangroves are planted they can lower the intensity of cyclones that usually hit coastal areas?
Planting mangroves cannot reduce the intensity of the cyclones themselves but it can reduce the size of the storm surge, which usually causes the majority of the damage and fatalities.
Which process of cellular respiration is usually anaerobic?
Glycolisis is the anerobic step.It takes place in cytoplasm.
What can be caused by anaerobic exercise?
There are many things that can be caused by anaerobic exercise, such as asthma (if you do a lot of anaerobic exercise, but usually it is used wisely, such as there being a runner that does the 100 metre sprint, and he doesn't breathe during that time, but deeply breathes afterwards, because he found that breathing during his 'performance' slows him down.
What is the climate of the mangroves?
In Humid Tropical Climates were annual temperature is high and temperature amplitude is low. Found on the coasts, they can live in salt water and usually are in tidal zones.
What are specialized structures in a cell that perform specific functions?
Organelle. Organelles are usually separate from the rest of the cell, and enclosed by a lipid bilayer. There is a wide variety of organelles, especially in eukaryotic cells.
What are insect larvae specialized for?
Immature insect forms usually spend their time eating. In order to grow to a bigger size and build specialized structures they must eat a lot of food.
If mangroves are planted they can lower the intensity of cyclones that usually hit coastal areas?
Planting mangroves cannot reduce the intensity of the cyclones themselves but it can reduce the size of the storm surge, which usually causes the majority of the damage and fatalities.
Eukaryotes usually contains?
Eukaryotes contain specialized structures called organelles. The organelles in a eukaryotic cell are the nucleus, mitochondria, ribosomes, endoplasmic reticulum, lysosomes, golgi apparatus and vacuole.
What type of tree can resist a tsunami?
Mangroves, usually located at river banks and beaches, have the strength to resist tsunamis, the purpose of mangroves are to prevent tsunamis anyway, they also prevent erosion from occurring and they are responsible for water filtration and soil stabilization.
What is centromeres?
Chromosomes are thread like structures usually present in the nucleus that become visible only during cell divisions. Most chromosomes consist of two arms that extend out from a specialized region of DNA , called Centromere.
How do flame bulbs play a role in the life of platyhelminthes?
They are specialized hollow excretory or osmoregulatory structures. They are usually situated at the end of a minute tubule. Also, rod-like extensions of the flame cekks form a filtering apparatus
What type of water in Florida do mangrove trees live in?
There are three species of mangrove trees: red mangroves, white mangroves and black mangroves. They all live in salty or brackish waters along the coastlines. Red mangrove are usually in the lower/deeper waters. They are the ones with the large prop-roots. Reds and Blacks live in higher edges of the wetland/shorelines.
Does anaerobic respiration in plants also release engery?
I suppose so, but the amount of energy released in anaerobic respiration is usually negligible compared to the energy released during aerobic respiration
Which process of cellular respiration is usually anaerobic?
Glycolisis is the anerobic step.It takes place in cytoplasm.
How come mangroves aren't usually in fresh water?
Mongroves aren't usually in fresh water as they are adapted to live in brackish water. They prefer a more saline environment which helps them to grow more easily.
How do Copepods mate?
Copepods mate through internal fertilization, where the male transfers the sperm to the female using specialized structures. The female then stores the sperm until she is ready to fertilize her eggs, which are usually released into the water. The fertilized eggs develop and hatch into larvae.
