All ATP production on earth derives its roots from, directly or indirectly from: A) Electricity B Food Energy C) Water D) Solar Energy

Q: the main technologies used to convert biomass sources into useable energy forms?

A: Biomass source: -  It is any oraganic thing which can be used as an energy source, such as wood,…

Q: Why is the Nitrogen content of Fertilizers so important?

A: The growth of the plants is dependent upon nutrients. Sometimes the lack of nutrients is fulfilled…

Q: The rate at which light energy is converted into chemical energy of organic molecules is which…

A: The interactions among the organisms that live together in a particular place and interaction among…

Q: Explain the role of the following enzymes in feed industry: (a) Phytase (b) Tannase (c) Amylase

A: Enzymes are defined as the protein molecules that act as the biocatalyst  in the living organism…

Q: Where is chlorophyll b not present?

A: Chlorophyll is a green photosynthetic pigment present in plants and photosynthetic algae and…

Q: What is nutrient cycle?

A: All organisms on earth are linked by energy and nutrient relationships.  The life on earth depends…

Q: Describe the Haber-Bosch process to make fertilizers and the relative amounts of fixed nitrogen it…

A: Nitrogen is a non-metallic element which makes up around 78 % of air and is a gas. It is…

Q: Is transpiration the onlyway through which leaves losewater?

A: Introduction  Plants spends lots of their energy in water absorption as well as in water…

Q: Why does the cycling of nutrients depends on gravity?

A: The nutrient cycle is a system where the energy and the matter are transferred between the living…

Q: What is your opinion/stance on biofuels as an alternative energy source?

A: In my view/opinion I consider Biofuel is best alternative energy source. But there are both pros and…

Q: Explain the role of transpiration in water transport

A: Ans: Transpiration: The loss of water from surface of leaves is called as transpiration.

Q: Define carbon fixation

A: Carbon fixation or сarbon osmosis is the interaction by which inorganic carbon (especially as carbon…

Q: What processes return CO2 to the atmosphere,balancing photosynthetic removal?

A: Introduction After the photosynthetic removal of CO2, to maintain equilibrium, carbon is cycled back…

Q: Write the difference between transportation and transpiration.

A: The term transportation refers to the movement of the molecules, ions, and other necessities of the…

Q: Explain why transpiration is best explained as a consequence of acquiring CO2 from the atmosphere,…

A: Photosynthesis is a cycle utilized by plants and different organic entities to change over light…

Q: Why are salt and sugar used in the production of dried meat and dried fruits?

A: Micro-organisms are such small living organisms that are less than 0.1 mm, and can be seen only…

Q: Briefly explain the nitrogen fixation mechanism in leguminous plant

A: Biogeochemical cycles are very important for various ecosystems as these cycles are essential for…

Q: When a plant produces sugar during photosynthesis, how does the plant acquire the hecessary carbon?…

A: PHOTOSYNTHESIS :- It is the process by which plants use sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide to…

Q: How can biodiesel be produced from microalgaebiosynthesis products?

A: Biofuels are the most awaited products of scientific research.As the fossil fuels are getting…

Q: What is the “green revolution,” and why is it important?

A: Green revolution is the third revolution that took place in agriculture sector in 1950 and 1960s.

Q: What is your opinion/stance on biofuels as an alternative energy source?

A: Definition: Biofuels are described as fuels made from biomass in a broad sense (matter derived from…

Q: Why are nutrient cycles in nature called biogeochemical cycles?

A: The Earth is defined as the closed system that matters, In the earth's atmosphere small amounts of…

Q: Explain the construction, working, advantages and disadvantages of a floating drum biogas plants.

A: CONSTRUCTION OF FLOATING DRUM BIOGAS PLANTS:-    Floating drum biogas plants are also known as gobar…

Q: What is the difference between renewal and nonrenewable resources? How important is it in business?…

A: The vast majority of natural resources, such as coal and petroleum, were created millions of years…

Q: What are the advantages and disadvantages of renewable energy sources to the environment?

A: Renewable energy sources means those which can be replenished. Example include nuclear power,…

Q: What is the importance of decomposition to nutrient cycling?

A: A nutrient cycle is a recurring pattern of a substance or substance that leaves a living organism…

Q: What proportion of total world productivity is achieved by chemosynthesis?

A: Chemosynthesis is a biological production of organic compounds from methane and methanol and…

Q: company called changing world technologies has built a pilot plant to test a process it has…

A: The discarded plastic waste such as broken parts of computers, synthetic rubber- tires, and other…

Q: Are there different types of use for fossil fuels? If yes, what are the differences?

A: Fossils are formed as a result of millions of years of degrading organisms .

Q: What abiotic factor affect the rate of photosynthesis?

A: Photosynthesis is how green plants transform light energy into chemical energy. Photosynthesis takes…

Q: Can water be used for chlorophyll extraction? Why?

A: Chlorophyll is a green pigment found in plants that is produced by plant leaves when they absorb…

Q: How does sunflower solar panels  contribute to a more sustainable lifestyle?

A: Sunflower receives the sunrays by changing its direction according to the sunlight so that it can…

Q: What is commercial energy and where does most of it come from in the world and in the Philippines?

A: The electrical energy that is used commercially, that is, supplied to the institutions such as…

Q: Why is transpiration important to the water cycle?

A: A cyclic pathway through which chemical substances moves through the abiotic and biotic components…

Q: Are autotrophs producers or consumers ?

A: Those organisms that signify life is known as a living thing. Living organisms are broadly divided…

Q: explain role of the following enzymes in feed industry- 1. phytase 2. tannase  3.amylase

A: Role of Phytase Microbial phytase is the most commonly used exogenous enzyme in the feed for…

Q: What controls the partitioning of carbon between growth and repiration? and Why the efficiency of…

A: Carbon is the most important element that forms the basis of all macromolecules and organic…

Q: In the context of the phosphorous cycle, which of the following processes is indicated by arrow ac?…

A: Phosphorous is very important for all organisms. It also participates in respiration, photosynthesis…

Q: What is the main means by which autotrophic beings obtain energy?

A: An organism is a living thing. It has an organized structure, and it can grow, react to stimuli,…

Q: hat is Saprophytic or Detritus Food Chain?

A: The food chain consists of organisms that are linked to each other as food and energy source. The…

Q: explain the nitrogen cycle process

A: Nitrogen is an element that is crucial for life. It is present in water, soils, plants, and in the…

Q: What is the step by step procedure of Biological conversion of biomass (especially agricultural…

A: The waste generated during various agricultural operations are known as agricultural waste that…

Q: What “energy” ( kinetic, potential, electromagnetic, mechanical, chemical energy) are/is needed for…

A: Energy is a source which is needed to perform all kinds of work in the surroundings as well as…

Q: What is the dividing line between advanced biofuels and other generations of biofuels?  is it…

A: Any fuel derived from biomass—that is, plant or algae material or animal waste—is referred to as…

Q: Which of the following is the collection of sacks containing chlorophyll?

A: Chlorophyll is one of the plant pigment that is present in chloroplasts. Besides, it is also present…

Q: In the absence of transpiration, what happens to the absorption of minerals and nutrients?

A: Transpiration is a process of movement of water and release of water from aerial parts of plants…