No. Viruses are not the first form of life to appear on the planet earth. Bacteria were the very first organisms to evolve on the planet earth,... View Article
Yes, viruses are smaller compared to bacteria. The size of the virus ranges from 30 to 50nm, whereas, the size of bacteria ranges from 900 to... View Article
Roses are dicotyledon or dicots as they have two cotyledons, the first seed leaf, which is present in the embryo. Other characteristics are... View Article
Yes. Oats are heavy to digest. Oats are a whole-grain food, which is high in fibre and protein. Oats also contain significant amounts of dietary... View Article
Yes, nuclei acids are macronutrients as they are abundantly found in all living cells. This type of macronutrients is mainly involved in the... View Article
Yes, nucleic acids are found in vegetables. Green peas, cauliflower, lentils, tomatoes, mushrooms, beans, spinach and leek are all great sources... View Article
No. Microvilli are absent in the plant cell. Microvilli are tiny, microscopic cellular membrane projections, present on the inner surface of the... View Article
Lipids are good if taken in proper amounts. In excess consumption, lipids may increase your risk for heart disease. Lipids play a very important... View Article
Yes, both ginger and turmeric are related. Both turmeric and ginger are rhizomes. They both belong to the Zingiberaceae family. Rhizomes are... View Article
Yes. Eggshells are good for plants. Eggshells are a great source of calcium, which is an essential mineral for building the plant’s cell wall.... View Article
Yes, tomatoes are bad for the gut as this vegetable contains a large number of lectins, which triggers the digestive issues. Due to the presence... View Article
Yes, eggs are protein-rich food, which is highly loaded with protein. On serving, one egg has about 7 to 8 grams of high-quality protein.... View Article
Eggs are rich in nutrients. They help in maintaining a healthy digestive tract. Eggs are easier to digest compared to other protein-rich food.... View Article
Yes, eggs are good for high blood pressure. Eggs are a rich source of proteins, which has a greater impact on blood pressure. Eggs help in... View Article
Avocados are rich in fibre and other essential nutrients, such as vitamin K, B, potassium, etc. This helps in promoting a healthy digestive... View Article
Arteries have thick walls to withstand the high pressure released from the heart during the process of pumping the blood. They are the blood... View Article
Ethylene is a plant growth regulator, which functions by production and ripening of fruits. Fruits rich in ethylene gas include bananas, mangoes,... View Article
Yes, larger the leaf size, higher is the rate of photosynthesis. A leaf is the most essential part of a plant, which is mainly involved in the... View Article
The human eyes are the most complicated sense organs in the human body. The Retina, the innermost layer of the eye, is considered an integral... View Article
