Compare and contrast the nutrient procurement and processing in plants and animals. a.) Compare and contrast the organs in plant and animals. b.) compare and contrast the Nutrient requirements in plant and animals c.) compare anf contrast the Feeding mechanisms in plant and animals

Q: What do you think are the reason why nutrients content/composition decreases as the elevation…

A: Assessing the impact on soil physicochemical characteristics of elevation and relevant factors…

Q: Where do nitrogenous wastes come from in animals

A: Excretion is the process through which all the metabolic waste products are excreted out of the body…

Q: Which of the following statements about the challenges herbivores face when acquiring nutrients is…

A: Plant are the aurotrophic organisms which make their own food by utilizing the sunlight, water and…

Q: Compare and contrast the following processes in plants and animals in terms of their reproduction,…

A: Living organisms are basically classified into five kingdom . These kingdom are :-  I ) Kingdom…

Q: Which of the following is NOT a function of the stem in a plant? Which of the following is NOT a…

A: Stem  It is one of two main structural axes of a vascular plant. It is divided into nodes and…

Q: ate mineral elements that are closely associated with vitamins in preventing known deficiency…

A: It's difficult to distinguish a specific nutrient shortage from the symptoms, which frequently…

Q: Why can horses derive nutritional value from eating grass but humans cannot?

A: Introduction Most of the calories are locked away in cellulose, a carbohydrate present in the cell…

Q: What do you think are the reason why nutrient contents/concentrations decreases as the elevation…

A: Biotic and abiotic factors of a habitat interact together.

Q: physiology of a plant, What is the relevance of ethylene against herbivory and pathogen infestation?

A: Introduction:- To counter/offset the consequences of herbivore attack, plants use a variety of…

Q: How do you get the nitrogen you need to survive?

A: Nitrogen is an important compound of proteins. The atmosphere has free nitrogen found in the body of…

Q: How do plants and animals transport nutrients?

A: Plants and animals, both being living things, have an arrangement of physical structures that move…

Q: What do you know about food adulterants? Explain with examples

A: Adulteration is the mixing of inferior or cheaper substance in the high quality food products. There…

Q: How gaseous exchange of plants and animals differ during day and night?

A: Alike animals, plants have breathing surfaces that are moist, thin, cover a large surface area, and…

Q: How can you tell if plants do not absorb proper nutrients? Among higher organisms, how is nutrient…

A: Plants are the autotrophic organisms that are capable of synthesizing their own food with the help…

Q: Confronted with a piece of meat hanging from a branch by a long string, a hungry raven managed to…

A: Ethology is the scientific and objective study of animal behavior, usually with a focus on behavior…

Q: Cite cellular structure that are involved in nutrient transport and explain how these carry out…

A: The cell membrane consist of phospholipid bilayer which consist of two layer of lipid. There are…

Q: Describe the costs and benefits associated with the different nitrogen products excreted by fish,…

A: Nitrogenous wastes will in general frame harmful alkali, which raises the pH of body liquids.…

Q: do you know about food adulterants? Explain with examples

A: Adulteration is the term given to the condition in which the food fails to meet the normal legal…

Q: If you live to be 100 years old, how many sets of organs will you have during your lifetime? How…

A: We animals have determinate growth (fixed). Plants have indeterminate growth (not fixed). Or can say…

Q: Do you think that a vegetarian diet would be costlier than a nonvegetarian diet?

A: There are two types of diet taken by the people. Vegetarian diet:- The diet that only contains…

Q: Give the similarities and differences of plants and animals in terms of its: Reproduction,…

A: There are lot of differences between plants and animals. The first and foremost difference between…

Q: How gaseous exchange of plants and animals differ during day and night?

A: The two gases that are exchanged in plants and animals are oxygen and carbon dioxide. To explain: To…

Q: Name the plants that prepare their own food from basic raw material.

A: Carbon dioxide, water, and daylight are the crude materials for photosynthesis. Photosynthesis is…

Q: 1. Which in the list is/are indispensable in the cycling of materials? 2. Which in the list is/are…

A: A "food chain" demonstrates the direct transmission of energy between species. A "food web" is a…

Q: If only a fraction of the energy that the herbivore gets from plant food becomes part of the…

A: The food chain is mainly known as the linear network connecting a food web starting from producer to…

Q: Will specialist or generalist herbivores tend to evolve resistance to plant toxins? Why?

A: The plant toxins are specifically compounds that are used by the plants to protect themselves…

Q: cellular structures that are involved in nutrient transport and explain how these carry out their…

A: Cells are the essential & fundamental unit of life. In this way, if we somehow managed to break…

Q: take for example the plant of mung bean and ants as unitary and modular organisms differentiate the…

A: There are some organism in the environment, not identified as individuals body. Growth is…

Q: 3. Give one more example/diagram of a nutrient cycde and explain briefly.

A: A nutrient cycle is the ecological cycle of the movement of organic and inorganic matter back into…

Q: What is the mode of nutrition of an organism named Lion? a.)Photo-autotrophic b.)Chemo-autotrophic…

A: Modes of nutrition . Autotrophic – Plants are primary producer and  exhibit autotrophic nutrition.…

Q: food web where would you place the moon jelly and the comb jelly ? Draw them in the food web

A: Food web It defined as the natural interconnection of food chains. It is a graphical representation…

Q: Which essential nutrient makes up 70% of an animal’s body? A. Carbohydrates B. Minerals C. Protein…

A: Nutrients: Nutrients are substances that the body needs to function properly. Because the human body…

Q: Which of the following is true regarding plants and the nitrogen cycle?   a. Nitrogen is a…

A: Plants require nitrogen. They get nitrogen in the form of ammnonia, nitrates and nitrites. Thus, the…

Q: Discuss

A: Plant are autotroph(makes thein own food) depend on inorganic nutrient , required different nutrient…

Q: Define nutrient cycling and nutrient budget. How is nutrient cycling different from energy transfer?

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Q: What is the mode of nutrition of an organism named Human? a.)Photo-autotrophic b.)Chemo-autotrophic…

A: Humans are inhabited the earth. They are the most intelligent animals and their diet is quite…

Q: s this increasing complexity of the level of organization of an animal/plant body important in the…

A: The smallest unit of of body organisation is cell which is the basic structural and functional unit…

Q: Plant-to-plant signalling in response to herbivory is mediated by Select one: a)lignin deposition…

A: Herbivory is the consumption of plants by animals and these animals are called herbivorous animals.…

Q: Give three examples of nutrient deficiencies in plants and the corresponding symptoms.

A: In nutrient deficiency in plants means lack of essential nutrient in plant which are requred for the…

Q: Which of the following statements correctly describes a difference between plants and animals?

A: Answer of this question is option D  Plants have structure that allows them to make their own food…

Q: What is the mode of nutrition of an organism named Monkey? a.)Photo-autotrophic b.)Chemo-autotrophic…

A: What is the mode of nutrition of an organism named Monkey?

Q: compare and contrast the nutrient procurement and processing in plants and animals. a.) compare and…

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Q: What are the similarities between plant and animal modes of nutrient acquisition?

A: Similarities and Differences between plant and animal cells: (Plants/Animals) Plants and animals…

Energy Flow

Energy flow is the continuous and directional flow of energy through living beings within an ecosystem. All living beings can be segregated into producers and consumers. These producers and consumers can be further divided in a food chain. The term ‘trophic level’ is assigned to each level of the food chain.