Cellulose isn't easily broken down because of its complex structure, consisting of long chains of glucose molecules linked by beta-1,4-glycosidic bonds, which are resistant to hydrolysis. Additionally, cellulose forms rigid microfibrils that provide structural integrity to plant cell walls, making it difficult for enzymes to access and break it down. Most organisms lack the necessary enzymes, such as cellulases, to efficiently degrade cellulose, which is why it persists in nature. Only certain bacteria, fungi, and protozoa have developed the capability to break down cellulose effectively.
it isnt, it disulves in the soil contained water and is then absurbed by the plants
fiber
No it isnt. it has four words
Isnt the site down?
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how do i slow down the game? numpad control lock isnt working.
cause it brakes down organic matter :) hahaha isnt that hilariouse?
cause it brakes down organic matter :) hahaha isnt that hilariouse?
imprinting is like gravity isnt holding you down its him/her.
he isnt doing as he told and he dont know the bloody rules hahhahahahahaa
BECAUSE IN THE NATURAL WORLD THERE ARE NO SUPERMARKETS FOR ANIMALS TO GO AND BUY THEIR PRODUCE. THERE ISNT MUCH SO THEY HAVE TO FIGHT. YOU ARE FAT BECAUSE YOU CAN EASILY GET FOOD. MCDONALDS IS AT A FINGER CLICK, BUT IT ISNT FOR anImaLs.
It dosent unless you are traveling the speed of light it slow's down. The sun going down isnt time.