Explain the following: Situation:An unknown virus had infected all grass species inEast Asia, and is now sweeping across England andthe rest of the United Kingdom, stripping its wheatand barley fields of its lush vegetation. Without thegrain, there is no bread, cereal, pasta, oatmeal, andother food staples. People living in the cities ofEngland are grappling with starvation, poverty, andsocial unrest. Looting, riots, and armed violence areeverywhere. A once flourishing nation is now at thebrink of economic and social collapse. Theprotagonist, together with his friends and familyescaped from the city to a far-flung potato farmowned by his uncle.Note:The infected plant organ is the rootReal-life virus basis: Tomato Ringspot Virus Must be answered:Discuss what would happen to the tissues of theinfected plant organ. What would happen to thosetissues that would result in the death of the plant?What STRUCTURAL changes would occur in theorgan's tissue components that would prevent themfrom FUNCTIONING properly, thereby causing thedeath of the whole plant?

In biology, a plant cell is an eukaryotic cell that makes up a part of a plant's body. Plant cells…

Discuss what would happen to the tissues of the infected plant organ. What would happen to those tissues that would result in the death of the plant? What STRUCTURAL changes would occur in the organ's tissue components that would prevent them from FUNCTIONING properly, thereby causing the death of the whole plant?

Discuss what would happen to the tissues of the infected plant organ. What would happen to those tissues that would result in the death of the plant? What STRUCTURAL changes would occur in the organ's tissue components that would prevent them from FUNCTIONING properly, thereby causing the death of the whole plant?

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Chapter22: Prokaryotes: Bacteria And Archaea

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