Question { 8134 }

What is the difference between a bog, a marsh, and a swamp?

Answer

A bog contains standing water- there are no inlets or
outflows. Dead plant material accumulates and decays,
causing the water to be acidic. Bogs are very poor in
nutrients.

Marshes are shallow wetlands with slowly flowing water.
They're dominated by non-woody plants, like cattails, which
grow in the mud underwater and stick out above the water's
surface.

In swamps, most of the plants are large trees that have
adapted to living in water. In very basic terms, swamps are
flooded forests. Our beautiful red or swamp maples thrive
in these wetlands.

Question { 4438 }

Would an avacado be considered a fruit or nut?

Answer

An avocado is a fruit and not a vegetable! It is actually a
member of the berry family.

Question { 3445 }

How can the algae be cultured?

Answer

A common method of obtaining pure cultures is serial
dilution. Cultivators dilute a wild sample or a lab sample
containing the desired algae with filtered water and
introduce small aliquots into a large number of small
growing containers. Dilution follows a microscopic
examination of the source culture that predicts that a few
of the growing containers contain a single cell of the
desired species. Following a suitable period on a light
table, cultivators again use the microscope to identify
containers to start larger cultures.

Question { 3246 }

What was the most poisonous pre historic plant?

Answer

Marah macrocarpus

Question { HAL, 4056 }

which state was ranked fist inproducing rice and 2nd in
producing potatos?

Answer

West Bengal ranked first in producing rice and 2nd in
producing potatoes

Question { 3317 }

what is avarage length of oceans

Answer

361,000,000 square kilometres

Question { 6932 }

who is the father of statistics?

Answer

Sir Ronald A. Fisher

Question { BEd, 4694 }

fertile soil suitable for growing common crops has a pH
value of______?

Answer

5.5 to 6.2

Question { 11554 }

what is chemical composition of tonoplast? and why it is
considered as non-membrane bounded organelle?

Answer

The tonoplast is composed of proteins, including
glycoproteins and enzymes, amd lipids including
glycolipids. However, the relative amount of constituents
appears to vary considerably. Tonoplast is considered as
non-membrane bounded organelle since they are not
surrounded by plasma membrane or double membrane