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| What element is absorbed in plants in the greatest quantity? |
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| What element is particularly essential in early maturity and the formation of seeds and fruit? |
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| What element helps to promote overall vigor of the plant |
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| Uniform temperatures, humid, "laditudinal" |
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| Biggest difference is temperature. Both get almost the same amount of rain. |
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| Fresh water meets salt water. Very delicate with high biodiversity |
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Covered with salt water all or part of the year
*sewage treatment
*water fowl |
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1. littoral zone
2. linetic
3. profundal |
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1. Swamps: Wetland w/ Trees
2. Marshes: Wetlands w/o Trees
3. Bogs: Saturated Grounds (peat) |
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Non Terrestrial
(tropical) Coral Reefs |
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Non Terrestrial
Creates most oxygent that we breath |
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| water that is not available (moist sponge) |
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Adheres to other water
It is available (water that falls out of a sponge when you squeeze it) |
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| (unavailable water) water that falls down out of a sponge when you pick it up. |
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| Largest Particles in the soil. They feel "Gritty" |
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| medium sized. they feel soft, silky, or "floury" |
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| smallest sized particles and they feel sticky, and they are hard to squeeze. |
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| Large Terrestrial community that is recognized by its floral and fauna |
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Coldest of all the biomes
Low precipitation rate
Almost no trees due to short growing season |
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| Temperate Deciduos Forests |
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| Grasses. Temperature is dependent on latitude |
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| well orderly change of one community by another over a long period of time |
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| A natural of man made disaster has occured resulting in the destruction of the successional stage of growth |
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