Biology, asked by sandeep1582005, 4 months ago

ue or false :-
Lactose is a monosaccharide sugar.
The smallest unit of protein is amino acid.
the cell wall of the fangs is made up of chitin
Blue green algae fix the atmospheric nitrogen in the soil
Antheridia is the male reproductive part of bryophytes.
lath the coloumn :-
Coloumn A
Coloumn B
glucose
not differentiated in to
necked seeds
polysaccharide
glycogen
angiosperm 2
bryophytes
gymnosperm
double fertilization
monosaccharide
unmnle of two member of grant algae.

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Answered by Anonymous

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