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Dictionary » D » Decomposed DecomposedDecomposed (Science: ornithology, zoology) Separated or broken up; said of the crest of birds when the feathers are divergent. ![]()
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Results from our forumHow does fertilization work naturally?(in a system-type way)well, the death plant is usually decomposed (as other death organisms) by many bacteria, fungi, and some animals. However, for the balance, you have to consider also the animals of course. It probably does not become more fertile, but rather ...
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plantae protist and diatoms evolution... fossilized. A bunch of them are in museums. Plants normally get eaten by decomposers? I hope you don't tell that to your teacher. All of us are decomposed, every life form, most especially the diatoms. They don't die as rocks on the bottom of the ocean. Just like us when diatoms die, they leave ...
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Why the pH value decreased seriously in my algal culture?perhaps the glucose decomposed into acid, but under the much stronger irradiance of 800 umol.m-2.s-1, the effects of pH decrease have been canceled by stronger photosynthesis.
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Mitochondrion- Imprinted to DNA?Yeah, the point that i dont get though is how the mitochondria was able to 1. get into the cell without being decomposed by lysosomes(chance?) and 2. have its circular DNA joined to the DNA of the eukaryote(or is it?)? Thanks
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Re: A biochemical question... 120, it might be possible that the enzyme has just finished doing the reaction three times, so that the substrate became the product and then it decomposed to its original, substrate form before being reacted upon again to form the product (and that was the point in time 120, so that product ...
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