Acidity

... Cell morphology Rod, Bacillus (single) Gram stain Pink, Gram - Osmotic sensitivity Up to 20% NaCl Temperature tolerance 4˚ – 37˚ - Mesophile Acidity/alkalinity Prefers Alkaline/neutral Growth on glucose No Growth Growth on amino acids (a.a.) Growth Growth on glucose & a.a. Growth Growth ...

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... these 2 functional groups are always found in amino acids - what are plasmodesmata similar to in animals? - what functional groups can help reduce acidity? - prokaryotic cell vs eukaryotic cell (characteristics) - how can the 20 amino acids exhibit different properties? - know how carbonic acid ...

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Normally, there are different microbial populations present in a particular soil type. Acidity or alkalinity of soil, for example, greatly changes soil microflora. Consider aeration, moisture content, temperature and pH. Fungi can generally grow in areas that are acidic ...

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That's roughly what I'm thinking, stress = hormones = higher acidity . So the birth rate would depend on the environment, though I don't think natural selection would produce more boys overall as, for reproductive purposes, usually more girls than boys ...

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So... all the possibility are depends on environment and the acidity of the vagina , right ? And the body will automatically react to the environment and producing the hormones So in the end, I think the natural selection will work in producing more men ...

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