where most photosynthesis take place

Answer:

Chloroplasts

Explanation:

In the most important part of photosynthesis, the chlorophyll in chloroplasts absorb light energy from the sun and use it to rearrange water and carbon dioxide into sugar (specifically glucose) and oxygen. The light energy is converted into chemical potential energy and is stored in the glucose.

Answer:

chloroplasts

Explanation:

brainliest please

In north carolina, demand for fresh water has increased dramatically. one of the main reasons for this is increased water use for agriculture. respond to the following in 3–5 sentences:

relate one effect of agricultural water use on north carolina's river basins.
relate one conservation strategy that would reduce the effect of agricultural practices on water quality.

Why do living things reproduce?​

HURRY IM TIMED!!!
The surface area exposed the
a. less, faster
b. more, slower
the weathering occurs.
C. less, no change in rate
d. more, faster
Please select the best answer from the choices provided

What are the chemical and word equations for photosynthesis and cellular respiration?

Aslan-style gardens are an example of which kind of design
A Tropical design
B. Country design
C Mediterranean design
D. Traditional design​

What is the doctrine of Specific Nerve Energies?

One of the basic rules of science is that it can change if new
information is discovered.

Use what you know about the solar system, how has the geocentric
model of the solar system changed over time?


A. Jupiter is no longer at the center

B. a black hole is no longer at the center

C. the Earth is no longer at the center

D. the Sun is no longer at the center

Question 1

The adrenal cortex releases
during stress.

Adrenaline
Endorphins
Oxytocin
Cortisol

Select the statements that are true

Chloroplasts use the energy from sunlight to make sugar for plant cells.

In plant cells, chloroplasts make sugar using sunlight, and mitochondria
break down the sugar to release energy.

Mitochondria are outside the nucleus of a plant cell.

In a plant cell, the cell wall uses sunlight to make sugar.

Help needed!

The virus cannot pass through the cell wall, so in order to infect The cells, the viruses have to be smaller than a
A. Pore

B. Vacuole

C. Nucleus

D. Ribosome

Where does carbon dioxide move from the circulatory system to the respiratory system? A. In the vena cava B. In the alveoli C. In the liver O D. In the pulmonary artery ​

A gene carries the ________ for a trait

a particular hormone reacts with?

A. every cell it encounters
B. many different tissues or organs
C. only specific target cells
D. only major organs like the target


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Select four different modern practices of sustainable agriculture.


genetic engineering
genetic engineering

logging
logging

clay pot drip irrigation
clay pot drip irrigation

solar submersible pumps
solar submersible pumps

crop rotation
crop rotation

banding
banding

fertilizers
fertilizers

soil quality sensors

Which of the following is a primary consumer in the food web shown above?

A. lizard
B. ant
C. earthworm
D. duck​

A scientist thought he might have discovered a new plant compound that would lower blood pressure in people. In his first experiment, he injected one hundred mice with the compound and found that the blood pressure in ninety-five of the treated mice was not affected. However, all of the mice seemed to grow at a faster rate then the control group. Which statement describes the most likely outcome of this investigation?
The knowledge gained will lead to further experimentation that could potentially result in a new use for the drug.
He will develop a second experiment to find a way to make the drug successfully lower blood pressure in mice.
The data he collected will be used in new investigations to determine why certain people are taller than others.
He will use these results to conclude that the drug will most likely lower blood pressure in five percent of people.

Describe where the carbon in glucose come from that’s used in photosynthesis?

Who discovered ethanol energy and when?

The organism P. malariae lives in red blood cells, causing the host organism to experience high fevers and chills. What type of relationship is this? a. Mutualism b. Commensalism c. Parasitism d. Competition Please select the best answer from the choices provided A B C D

This type of biome has much rainfall, large amounts of plants, found in northwestern United States and along the equator. It is considered the most diverse of all biomes.

Ideally, an observatory is located where nothing is present to interfere with incoming starlight. Which of these sites would be best for fulfilling this condition? F a desert far from any large cities G a small island far out in the ocean J H a platform on the surface of planet Venus a space platform orbiting above Earth's atmosphere​

Which statement describes the yearly temperatures in a rainforest?

warm all year round

cool summers and cold winters

cold all year round

hot summers and cold winters

Which one would you rather be?
A. wolf
B. shark
C. cat
D. fish
E. lizard

what is life? need it for bio class.

Which of the following was NOT a discovery by the Mars rovers?
A. Mars has a crust similar to Earth's.
B. Volcanoes played an important role in the formation of Mars.
C. The surface of Mars shows erosion by floods and winds at one time in its history.
D. The atmosphere of Mars contains more oxygen than Earth's atmosphere.

According to many scientists, which of these probably caused a major change in the composition of Earth's atmosphere? F the weathering of mountains G the appearance of amphibians H the breakup of the continent Pangaea J the appearance of photosynthetic organisms​

2. The city of Elmhurst was having problems with people dumping pollution into their local river. To help with this problem, the mayor mailed pamphlets to all the citizens showing ways they could help protect the local watershed. The pamphlets were mailed each year beginning in 2005. The graph below shows how the number of stream pollution incidents changed before and after the pamphlets were mailed. What is one conclusion you can make based on the information in the graph?\

Why don’t we have an eclipse every month? (Give details)
B. What is the dark shadow called?

C. The moon looks red because the red light wavelengths are

HELP PLeaze

02.05 Ocean Health Field Trip Worksheet Student Name: Time Estimate: 60 minutes Reflection Questions: Use information from the 360-video field trip you selected to answer the questions.

1. Which sanctuary did you visit? Describe your overall 360 experience.

2. Which marine species did you see during your field trip?

3. How were marine species interacting with their habitat and each other?

4. As part of a larger ocean, what environmental threats are impacting the sanctuary?

5. What could you do to help with marine conservation or restoration?


Making Connections: Use information you learned about ocean health and the article "Reefs with a Cause" to answer the questions.

1. What tragedy led to the formation of the Andrew "Red" Harris Foundation?

2. How is the Andrew "Red" Harris Foundation restoring marine ecosystems?

3. How do seagrasses and mangroves increase the health of coral reefs?

4. How is ocean acidification affecting coral reefs?

5. How are increasing ocean temperatures affecting coral reefs?​

& What value is returned from this command? Math.floor(5.89) A. 5.9 B. 5.0 C. 6.0 D. This code produces an error​