The branches of the main root tend to be aerotropic, whether they are in shallow water or mud or deeply submerged.

The relatively small upland moa had the most wide-ranging taste; its coprolites show that it consumed a diversity of mosses, ferns, and fungi, as well as aquatic plants.

On the other hand, condensation of HGA with solanesyl diphosphate (SDP) forms 2-methyl-6-solanesyl-1, 4-benzoquinol (MSBQ), which is then methylated into plastoquinol (PQH2, the reduced form of plastoquinone) by MPBQ-MT (Fig 1 ) [5, 6 ].

A strictly stationary and mixing process with finite expectation satisfies a Law of Large Numbers.