Triticum aestivum is a domesticated plant, bred for producing flour for bread making. in the information presented, what items
provide evidence of the fact that the species is a domesticated plant? would triticum aestivum be able to survive without man? why or
why would it not survive without man?

1. It is a domesticated plant

2.  It would not survive without man as it requires specific environment for growth which is artificially created by man

Explanation:

1. The terms "bred for producing flour for bread making" provides information that Triticum aestivum is a domesticated species because it is a species of grass which is treated and cultivated to produce wheat that has specific concentration of nutrients such as it is gluten-free and has no gluten related contamination.

2. It would not survive without man as it requires specific environment for growth which is artificially created by man.

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later on comes the heat energy, mechanical energy, and other energy conversions.

this energy conversion is so common that we can find it in our day to day lives as well.

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