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Q 10. Explain the term decomposers. Q. 11. Explain term species? Q. 12. What are Phanerogames? Q 13. Exwlain the term Protista. Q.14. Difierentiate between ciass Dicutyledonous and Moriocotylz Q:5.- Write the rules of Einomial Nomenclature system. Qt6-Draw well lahelled Didgram, of Mitochondria Qi7. Explain characteristics of Class Mammalia Q.18 Write the general characterictics of Bryophyta.

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Q 10. Explain the term decomposers. Q. 11. Explain term species? Q. 12. What are Phanerogames? Q 13. Exwlain the term Protista. Q.14. Difierentiate between ciass Dicutyledonous and Moriocotylz Q:5.- Write the rules of Einomial Nomenclature system. Qt6-Draw well lahelled Didgram, of Mitochondria Qi7. Explain characteristics of Class Mammalia Q.18 Write the general characterictics of Bryophyta.
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Q 10. Explain the term decomposers. Q. 11. Explain term species? Q. 12. What are Phanerogames? Q 13. Exwlain the term Protista. Q.14. Difierentiate between ciass Dicutyledonous and Moriocotylz Q:5.- Write the rules of Einomial Nomenclature system. Qt6-Draw well lahelled Didgram, of Mitochondria Qi7. Explain characteristics of Class Mammalia Q.18 Write the general characterictics of Bryophyta.
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