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Does snow affect plants or crops?
Yes precipitation (snow) is bad for growing crops
What plants live in the snow?
Some plants that are adapted to live in snowy environments include snowdrops, winter jasmine, and pines. These plants have special adaptations to survive cold temperatures and snow cover, such as specialized leaves or the ability to go dormant during harsh winter conditions.
How might salting a road affect plants on the roadside?
It doesn't have a big inpact of the plants health.Unsually people put salt on the road it's tomeltthe snow,so the plants would have died or be dieing aways.
What is the active sentence for the plants are hidden by the snow?
The active sentence for "The plants are hidden by the snow" is "The snow hides the plants." In this version, the subject (the snow) performs the action of hiding, making it more direct and dynamic.
What is the past tense of snow and cover?
The past tense of snow is snowed. The past tense of cover is covered.
Cold dry climate with snow and ice cover?
Cold,dry climate with snow and ice cover
What is the subject and predicate of ice and snow cover antarctica?
In the sentence "Ice and snow cover Antarctica," the subject is "Ice and snow," which refers to the elements being discussed. The predicate is "cover Antarctica," indicating the action being performed by the subject. Together, they convey that ice and snow are present and cover the region of Antarctica.
Is snow an abiotic factor?
Yes, snow is an abiotic factor because it is a non-living component of the environment that can impact living organisms. Snow can affect temperature, water availability, and insulation for plants and animals in an ecosystem.
Does North America have much snow?
Much of the northern part of North America is covered with snow during the winter, but for more southern parts of the continent, snow can be very rare. See the Related links for a link to the Rutgers Global Snow Lab, which offers a variety of snow cover charts including daily snow cover and snow cover anomalies.
What is The meaning of snow sticking?
"Snow sticking" refers to the phenomenon where snow accumulates on surfaces rather than melting or blowing away. This occurs when temperatures are low enough for the snow to adhere to the ground, trees, and other objects, creating a layer of snow that can impact the environment and activities. Sticking snow often leads to more significant snow cover and can affect travel, visibility, and outdoor conditions.
Why is snow important?
snow is good becauce, it waters plants.
Do plants grow in the snow?
No they do not(:
