Binomial nomenclature is the formal and accepted naming system used by scientists for naming living organisms. Scientists use binomial nomenclature instead of common names because binomial nomenclature gives distinct (noticeably different) names to a species in a genus. Binomial nomenclature provides every species with a two-part scientific name. The first name is the genus; the name of the small closely related group in which the organism belong to, while the second name is the specific epithet that helps to differentiate and identify a certain species from others that belongs to the same genus.
Common names do not always translate accurately.
b. Head, thorax, abdomen
c. Mandible, thorax, legs
Answer:
Head, thorax, abdomen
Explanation:
It is correct
b. Transport of sugars from the leaves to the shoot system
c. Transport of minerals from the leaves to the reproductive parts
Answer:
The correct answer would be a. Transport of water and minerals from the roots to the shoot system.
The xylem is a type of transporting tissue present in the vascular plants.
It forms the continuous conducting channels which reach all parts of the plants.
The main function of the xylem is to transport water and soluble nutrients unidirectionally to the stem and leaves from roots.
Transpiration pull helps in this passive transport of water from roots to the leaves.
b . aggressiveness
c.exhibition
d.egotism
witch of the following is the answer