Phloem and Cortex

Xylem and Epidermis

Xylem and Phloem

Phloem and Stomata

Persistently high blood sugar levels

A blood clot alone

An atheroma exclusively

Either a blood clot, an atheroma, or a combination of both

Hindbrain

Forebrain

Cerebral hemisphere

Midbrain

Cotton

Wool

Silk

Jute

Both prokaryotes and eukaryotes replicate at 2000 base pairs per second but differ in the fragment sizes.

Prokaryotes replicate 2000 base pairs per second with large Okazaki fragments; eukaryotes replicate slower at 100 base pairs per second with small Okazaki fragments.

Both replicate at 100 base pairs per second, but eukaryotes produce larger fragments.

Eukaryotic replication is faster and produces larger Okazaki fragments than prokaryotic replication.

It is a small molecule that minimizes the potential for errors during cell division.

Its two strands are permanently bonded, preventing any alterations during replication.

It replicates randomly to promote maximum genetic diversity.

Its structure rarely changes due to mutations, ensuring consistency in hereditary traits.

Landscape horticulture

Turf management

Floriculture

Interior scaping

Increased ecological degradation

Lower pollution levels

Enhanced biodiversity

Decreased demand for resources

Wildlife sanctuaries

Biosphere reserves

Botanical gardens

National parks

Zika

Ebola

COVID-19

H1N1