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Soil is a mixture of broken down rock and broken down organic plant matter.
It is broken down into chemicals called surlodesthat decompose and enter the ground has flakes of bacteria.
Animal cells have lysosomes because they need it. Plant cells don't. Lysosomes break down food in the cell. Plant cells make sugar, which doesn't need to be broken down. Hope you find this helpfull ;-)
A material is biodegradable if it can be broken down by the biological processes. Plants, as well as animal matter are examples of something that is biodegradable, because it can be broken down and absorbed back into the environment.
Nitrogen can be broken down my plants and the soil and from animal waste
In plant cells, sugar is broken down to produce energy in the mitochondria, just as in animal cells.
decomposers
Bacteria and enzymes causes decomposition.
Purines. When cells animal or plant, die and are broken down Uric acid is the chemical formed when purines have been broken down completely.
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Fats are first emulsified by bile from the liver. They are then broken down chemically by lipases which catalyse their conversion to fatty acids and glycerol. The bonds being broken are the same whether the fat originated in a plant or an animal, it is only the fatty acids produced which differ.
The natural process of dead animal or plant tissue being rotted or broken down. This process is carried out by invertebrates, fungi and bacteria.