Question

E. Explain in brief. 1. Give an example of a nonliving thing that grows. How is this growth different from the growth of a living being? 2. How do plants throw out waste? 3. How do plants and animals move? How is it different from movement in nonliving things?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Mendelselects tall and dwarf plants for the monohybrid cross experiment and grows 20 plants, then the number of tall plants in the F2 generation

Explanation:

Mendelselects tall and dwarf plants for the monohybrid cross experiment and grows 20 plants, then the number of tall plants in the F2 generation