The Only Element Whose Most Stable Isotope Has N/p

question 37

Multiple Choice

The only element whose most stable isotope has n/p < 1 is ________.

• A) hydrogen
• B) carbon
• C) oxygen
• D) helium

Describe the impact of certain fungi on ecosystem health and biodiversity, focusing on pathogens like Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis.

Differentiate between various reproductive strategies in fungi, including asexual and sexual reproduction mechanisms.

Outline the ecological roles of fungi, including saprobic and parasitic interactions.

Explain the evolutionary significance of flagellated spores in certain fungal groups.

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