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About 150 plants are extensively cultivated as for use as food by humans?
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ARe humans heterotroph or autotroph?
Humans are heterotrophs. Plants are autotrophs.
How did humans use food and plants?
By Making Remedies , To Cure People .
Why is humus important for growth of plants?
Because Humus decays rocks to make soil and soil is a food for plants, which are a food to animals, which are a food to us. So soil is a source if food directly to plants and indirectly to animals and humans (which are mammals)
What is interdependence of plants and humans?
Plants being at the bottom of the food chain do not require anything from humans. They are produces meaning they produce their own energy. The only way they depend on humans is to produce carbon dioxide for photosynthesis. Humans, along with every other consumer and decomposer depends on plants as the basis of all energy. example- if you remove the base of a tower the whole tower will fall, however if you remove the top of the tower the base will be unaffected.
What things do humans use plants for?
Food, shelter, clothing, medicines, weapons, heat
What is rice?
A cereal grass (Oryza sativa) that is cultivated extensively in warm climates for its edible grain. it also comes from the plant whet I think. Rice is a swamp grass that is cultivated and used as a source of food.
The American crop which was easily cultivated and could be used as food for both humans and livestock was?
corn
Who needs soil to survive?
Plants, Of course no plants, no food, no food, no humans.
The most accurate description of grains?
Grassy plants cultivated for food is the most accurate description of grains.
Of any plants that provide food for humans as a result of photosynthesis?
Plants that provide food for humans as a result of photosynthesis are called autotrophs. They are the primary producers in the food chain.
What is the primary food for humans and animals?
Plants.
What do plants do for animals?
Plants supply food and oxygen for animals and humans.
How does humanes help humans?
when photosynthesis takes plaze plants makes food and when plants makes food humans may harvest it or eat it! :D
What food do humans eat that does not involve plants?
shrooms
How important is the food making process in plants?
The food making process is very important in plants. If plants don't make food then they will die. Animals and humans both eat plants.
What was The American crop which was easily cultivated had a high yield per acre and could be used as food for both humans and livestock was?
corn
How is Persephone helpful to humans?
because thats why we have plants which are our food
