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What term is used to describe how plants spread their seeds?
There are two possible answers to this question:In botany the process of the seed being released and moved away from the partent plant by a "vector" is called dispersal.In farming the genral term used to scatter seeds is called broadcasting
How does lactobacillus affect plants?
Lacto has many beneficial aspects for plants. While I cannot speak directly to all the benefits, a few things that it provides are: 1. Lacto serves as a fertlization aid when diluted at a standard ratio of 1:20 and added to plant soil as a drench. Generally speaking 2-4tbs per gallon of non-chlorinated water. 2. Lacto can be applied as a foliar spray (ratio 1:20) where it will break down pathogens on the surface of the leaves. It will also encourage leaf pores (dont know if that is the correct term) to open and absorb nutrients which ofcourse results in an over all healthier plant.
Does sperm produce compounds or enzymes?
Yes, Semen contain enzymes espicaly or the predominant one is Hyalourindase enzyme and it is very important in dissolving the cover of ovule in female which contains Hyalourinic acid. this very iportant step in fertlization
How does diversity happen?
There are few main reasons why genetic variations occues, Theres one called Chromosomal abberation, this usually occurs during crossing over in the stage prophase I during meiosis (form of sexual reproduction) What occurs is a duplication, deletion, or a rearrangement of chromosomal segments. So a chromosome might take in information, but it won't exchange and with the other chromosome. The next is Gene mutation, and this results in a change in the stored genetic info meaning one nucleotide is changed. ex GAG TCC TGT can be switch into GAG TTC TGT, because that middle nucleotide was altered this resulted in a new code for a different amino acid, so there fore a new protein was created, resulting in a mutated gene. There are a few others but these are two reasons. Others would be Gene Segregation, Fertlization, Non-disjunction - David
Four characteristics common to all seed plants?
Some characteristics of seed plants are that they produce seeds to protect and nourish sporophytes, and the sperm of seed plants do not need water to get to the egg. Pollen can be transported by wind, human, or animals. Another characteristic is the gametophytes are small and form within the reproductive structure of the sporophytes.
What heppened when Atticus walked down the aisle?
when atticus walked down the aisle, everybody made way for him.
What cells are involved in fertlization?
Sperm and egg cells are the two cells involved in fertilization of animals and humans.
What heppened in India in ad 1526?
In A.D 1526, the Moguls entered the Khyber pass and made Delhi, a city in India, the center of their empire.
An object is thrown upward will return to its initial position with same speed if air resistance is negligeble what heppened if air resistance is appreciable?
it would be slower
What is the importance of fertlization in plants in the biological world?
it is when you get a bee and it fertlizes the pollen to the stem to the roots to be fertlized it is when you get a bee and it fertlizes the pollen to the stem to the roots to be fertlized
I had an lipoma took off my thumb two weeks ago. Now I can'n move the tip of my thumb.Should this be going on?
well this is totally normal. you shouldn't be worried. the same heppened to my sister. then it got better :) so good luck.
How the menstruation procedure occur after Tubectomy?
tubectomy does not affect ovary and ovulation.so after tubectomy ovulation will occur so enometrium will prepare for conception but ova cant enter into tube and cant take place fertlization.if fertlization dint occur menstruel bleeding will be there
Is it even the slightest bit possible to become pregnant during your period even if he was wearing a condom and you were on the pill?
Condom can be defective or break; they can to put on too late or taken off too soon or in a sloppy manner. The pill is not 100% effective and is impacted by timing, manufacting quality, age of the pill, and how it was taken. Finally, allthoughthe lining is supposed to be slough off the vagina it is no garuantee that menstation preculds egg fertlization and then implantation.
Where does fertilization take place in a plant?
fertilization in amphibians takes place in the way the reproduce.It will always be in the same place which is called the fertilizer place.if they destroy this places there will be no more fertlization between several fishes.Fertilization takes place when a cell called denopata goes from the male to the females interior. That is called an action Troyuwantmisosten. The pinus has a fertilizer that has a abundant erreccion afterwards.
What term is used to describe how plants spread their seeds?
There are two possible answers to this question:In botany the process of the seed being released and moved away from the partent plant by a "vector" is called dispersal.In farming the genral term used to scatter seeds is called broadcasting
Is something heppened new in India on 16th April in up 2009?
India.Arie uses her voice as an interpretive tool. She received critical acclaim for her multi-platinum '01 debut CD and has earned 17 Grammy nods, winning twice. She's also collaborated with the likes of Cassandra Wilson, Stevie Wonder and Sérgio Mendes. Raised in Atlanta, she played several instruments before focusing on acoustic guitar. After co-founding an artists' collective, she sealed a Motown deal and now has her own SoulBird imprint. "Testimony: Vol. 2, Love & Politics" is her fourth studio album
How does lactobacillus affect plants?
Lacto has many beneficial aspects for plants. While I cannot speak directly to all the benefits, a few things that it provides are: 1. Lacto serves as a fertlization aid when diluted at a standard ratio of 1:20 and added to plant soil as a drench. Generally speaking 2-4tbs per gallon of non-chlorinated water. 2. Lacto can be applied as a foliar spray (ratio 1:20) where it will break down pathogens on the surface of the leaves. It will also encourage leaf pores (dont know if that is the correct term) to open and absorb nutrients which ofcourse results in an over all healthier plant.
