This beetle is an insect that is composed of segmented body parts. These parts include the antenna, pronotum, abdomen, flight wing, etc.
2. ATP
This plant contains Adenosine triphosphate (ATP) which is a coenzyme that acts as a catalyst in chemical reactions that are vital to sustaining life.
3. Anther and Filament of a Stamen
The anther and filament of a flowers stamen contain microsporangia which is needed for plant reproduction.
4. Archeabacteria
This soil contains mesophile archeabacteria that are able to live in moderate climates. This type of archeabacteria is opposite to the extremophile type.
5. Auxin Producing Area of a plant
The bud of this flower produces Auxin, which is an important hormone that plays a role in development and growth. The Auxin is produced here and sent throughout the plant.
6. C3 Plant
This plant is an example of a C3 Plant because it undergoes C3 carbon fixation and thrives in a moderate climate.
7. Enzyme
This flower contains many enzymes that catalyze specific plant operations. An example of this is the R2R3-MYB enzyme transcription factor which regulates the opening of a flower.
8. Gymnosperm cone
This cone came off of a seed-producing plant known as a gymnosperm. The cone itself acts as a seed for reproduction.
9. R-Strategist
These weeds are an example of r-strategist because they reproduce at an expedited rate compared to k-strategist, and with less discretion. This is why weeds run rampant if not controlled.
10. Lipids
This multivitamin that I take contains fat-soluble vitamins A, D, E and K that play a role in energy storage through the structural components of my cell membranes.
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