Indeed it does, and by the process of photosynthesis, it converts the CO2 from the air, and the Hydrogen from the water into complex carbohydrates. The chemical chlorophyll which enables this process is green in colour.
clouds, angle of instance, materials that absorb the suns energy, pollution, and objects
no soil absorbs more
There are many reasons why oceans and land absorb the sun's energy differently. Land is usually darker than water so it absorbs more energy. The ocean is more reflective, and therefore uses less energy to absorb the energy.
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the distance away from the equator (further away = less of the suns energy), and also the amount of cloud and type of cloud in that location (more cloud reflects more of the suns energy away from that location).
They need it for photosynthesis
the sun's energy goes into the grass and then the grazing animal eats the grass!
yes it does!! :)
because it can absorb and re-emit the suns energy
because it can absorb and re-emit the suns energy
Roots to absorb nutrients from the ground and leaves to absorb the suns rays for energy.
Land
low-latitude regions
grass is a producer because it lives off of the sun. Which is the source of all energy, and other things feed off of grass. the grass just makes the suns energy usable for other organisms
No, trees absorb energy through photosynthesis. Idiot.
A flock of sheep are grazing in a field. As they eat, the sheep break down the molecules in the grass, which releases energy. Which form of energy is stored in the grass?
Yes.