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q what are the retroviruses how do they reproduce and what is the role of the enzyme reverse transcriptaseretroviruses are viruses whose genetic
explain the control of air pollutiona air belongs to everyone need it to treat air pollution as public problem b air pollution is an inevitable
q what is the usual reproduction cycle of a dna virusa usual virus has proteins on its capsid that bind to the outer membrane of the host cell in the
q what is the genetic material of a virus how does that material act in viral reproductionthere is dna viruses double strand or single strand dna and
q why is it a sturdy evolutionary hypothesis that although viruses are the structurally simplest beings they were not the first living beingsthe fact
q are there non-parasitic virusesall viruses are necessitating intracellular parasites that are they depend on the host cell to complete their life
q what is the fundamental structure of a virusviruses are constituted of genetic material rna or dna covered by a protein capsule also known as a
q are viruses cellular beingsviruses are considered living beings but they dont have cellular structurethere are few controversies regarding their
q what is the cyclosporin how are fungi related to this substancecyclosporin is a drug discovered in the 1970s that revolutionized organ
q what are the major human diseases caused by fungithe main human diseases caused by fungi are paracoccidioidomycosis histoplasmosis blastomycosis
q what are the mycorrhizas how does each participant benefit in this ecological interactionmycorrhizas are mutualist ecological interactions between
q what are the lichens how fungi participate in this ecological interactionlichens are formed by mutualist ecological interaction between algae and
explain the primary and secondary air pollutantsa primary pollutants -emitted directly particulate matter lt10mum sulfur dioxide so2 nitrogen
q what is the usefulness of fungi for some industriesfungi are industrially used in the production of fermented beverage cheese bread and so on a few
q what is the ecological importance of fungifungi are decomposers and heterotrophs they break down dead beings and they actively participate in the
q what are the fruiting bodies present in a few fungifruiting bodies are structures made of hyphae that project radially from the superior portion of
q what are the kinds of reproduction that occur in fungiin fungi there is sexual and asexual reproduction fungi reproduce asexually by fragmentation
q what are the hyphae and the mycelium of pluricellular fungithe major structures of pluricellular fungi are the hyphae threadlike filaments made of
define typical ambient air pollutants particulate matter sulfur containing compounds organic compounds nitrogen containing compounds carbon
q what are the major cellular features of fungithere are pluricellular and unicellular fungi all fungi are heterotrophs and eukaryotesfungi have
explain the techniques of numerical taxonomymany other techniques of numerical taxonomy are available now some with special objectivesclassification
q what is the phenomenon called as red tide which ambiental harms can it causered tide is a phenomenon that takes place when dinoflagellates algae
q what is the commercial importance of algaenumerous algae have high nutritional value and are commercialized and consumed as human food they are
q do algae reproduce asexually or sexuallythere are algae that reproduce asexually there are algae that reproduce sexually and in unicellular algae