Fish

Amphibians

Birds and mammals

Arthropods

It symbolizes the geographical spread of plant diseases in triangular regions.

It illustrates that plant disease occurrence and severity are determined by the interactions among the host plant, pathogen, and environmental conditions.

It explains that plant diseases can only be caused by pathogens.

It is used exclusively to differentiate between biotic and abiotic causes of diseases.

It caps the 5' end of the mRNA enabling ribosome binding during translation.

It attaches a poly-A tail to the 3' end, increasing mRNA stability and aiding in its export from the nucleus.

It signals the RNA polymerase to detach from the DNA template as soon as polyadenylation begins.

It removes non-coding regions from the RNA, ensuring only exons are retained.

Eukaryotic mRNA is processed post-transcriptionally to remove introns, while prokaryotic mRNA typically lacks introns.

Prokaryotic mRNA undergoes extensive splicing to remove introns, whereas eukaryotic mRNA is transcribed without introns.

Prokaryotic mRNA always contains a 5' cap and poly-A tail, features absent in eukaryotic mRNA.

Eukaryotic mRNA is directly involved in translation without modification, unlike prokaryotic mRNA.

Plant fibers such as cotton and linen provide essential structural support in textile manufacturing.

Plant fibers are used exclusively to create synthetic textiles.

Plant fibers are only chosen for their aesthetic qualities in apparel design.

Plant fibers are irrelevant in modern textile production due to advances in petrochemical derivatives.

It allows both strands to run in the same direction, facilitating matching.

It means that the strands can freely rotate without affecting replication.

It results in one strand being more stable than the other.

It enables the sugar-phosphate backbones to align in opposite directions, ensuring accurate replication.

It helps us understand our bodies, the environment, and potential threats.

It is solely used for laboratory experiments.

It only focuses on the study of plants.

It is irrelevant to human health and society.

Aesthetic enjoyment

Utilitarian benefits

Economic benefits

Intrinsic value of species

Seed banking

In situ conservation

Ex situ conservation

Captive breeding

Introduction of invasive species

Improved habitat conditions

Increased species diversity

Reduction in human-wildlife conflict