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What is crop land ecosystem?
it is a place where grass water and soil interact with each other if they interact there is also a good effest like the soil soil is the place where we plant a plant soil is the one who absorbs minerals from the sunlight and water
How Abiotic and Biotic interact?
Biotic organisms, anything living, needs to interact with abiotic things, such as water, oxygen, soil, nutrients, etc. to survive.
What is an ecosysten?
An ecosystem is much like a community - it is composed of organisms that interact and depend on each other (indirectly, or directly). The definition of ecosystem also includes abiotic factors such as temperature, soil, pH which determine the conditions of the environment in which the organisms live.
How do nonliving things and living things interact in the environment?
non living things like rocks sit there wile living things moveLiving things use the non living thing as shelter like birds with the nests and other animals making shelters underground or to camuflate like camaleons or stick insects. Also to make food such as plants to make sugar with the sunlight.nonliving things decompose and living things eventually die and decompose,
How do i conduct an experiment to prove this. and what are the aparratus needed?
Before I answer this question, let me explain what ecosystem means. An ecosysem is an area with populations of different species that interact with each other and its non living factors such as water and soil. In an ecosystem there are many food chains. An example of a food chain is: sun->plant->mouse->hawk. When human hunt the hawks the mice get over populated. That is how human effect ecosystems.
What is crop land ecosystem?
it is a place where grass water and soil interact with each other if they interact there is also a good effest like the soil soil is the place where we plant a plant soil is the one who absorbs minerals from the sunlight and water
How Abiotic and Biotic interact?
Biotic organisms, anything living, needs to interact with abiotic things, such as water, oxygen, soil, nutrients, etc. to survive.
What is the best soil type for the flower periwinkle?
any kind of potting soil mix will do just fine but for beautifl flowers mix either pet moss or soil conditioner with soil and dirt
How do living thing in An ecosystem interact?
they interact in an area where there is soil water and sun light
How do you soil can be used local soil?
I think yes, because the top soil and local soil is more difference each other.
How do you interact daily with soil?
our bones and nerves are made of organisms of soil, we eat food made from microrgansims of soil
Why it is important to return periwinkle shells to the same place they are collected from?
It is important to return periwinkle snail shells to where you got them from because their young will either return to that shell where they can smell their parents in, or eventually the shell will disenegrate and make good nutrients to the soil.
How does the atmosphere interact with the soil?
the soil helps i dont really know i was just checkingthis out for my hw
What is an ecosysten?
An ecosystem is much like a community - it is composed of organisms that interact and depend on each other (indirectly, or directly). The definition of ecosystem also includes abiotic factors such as temperature, soil, pH which determine the conditions of the environment in which the organisms live.
How does water interact with soil?
It interacts on two levels. Firstly it occupies pore spaces within the soil and "sticks" to soil particles through adhesive and cohesive forces. Secondly it acts as a medium for salts/ nutirents to disolve in, resulting is a "soil solution". Depending on the specific nature of the soil, the water may not interact chemically with the soil at all, for example a basic silica soil, silica is sinsoluable in water, so doesnt react chemically with it at all.
When all three horizons are found in the soil the soil is said to be?
Hence, the soil horizons are best formed and delineated from each other in older soils. The various soil horizons are identified on the basis of physical features, ...
How are forests and soil interdependent on each other?
Well, the forest can't grow, expand, and be healthy without good soil, but the soil needs the nutrients of plants and their wastes to stay full of nutrients.
