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What are some ways to stop overgrazing?
boy stop
What characteristics are controlled by genes?
Characteristics (traits) such as height, foot size, and hand span are controlled by the genes you have.
What caused much of the land in Mesopotamia to become unfertile due to continuous feeding by animals?
When there is too much feeding by animals in a region, overgrazing occurs. This means that the animals damage the vegetation and cause the ground to start to erode away.
Is chlorophyll controlled from the bottom up or from the top down?
Chlorophyll in a plant is controlled from the top down. The sunlight hits the top of the leaves, which sends the chlorophyll down through the plant.
How can you control natural calmities?
Natural calamities can be controlled by building preventive structures such as dykes to control floods. They can also be controlled by teaching people ways to protect themselves in case of a calamity.
What can convert grasslands into desert....overgrazing or urban sprawl?
Overgrazing can convert grasslands into desert.
Why are deforestation and overgrazing harmful to the land?
Deforestation and overgrazing are two common adverse effects of the human population on the environment. Deforestation and overgrazing leaves behind dry land and leads to desertification.
How does the overgrazing affect the environment?
Overgrazing is the act of an animal going back and regrazing the same plant[s] within a short period of time (i.e., the same day or week), which negatively affects the growth of the plant not only above ground but below ground as well. Overgrazing especially affects the root system in that it makes plants develop shallower root systems instead of deep, fibrous ones with proper, controlled grazing and best recovery and rest periods. Thus, overgrazing damages the soil and soil structure by compacting the soil to the point where it is impermeable to water. Lack of vegetation exposes the soil which may lead to soil erosion, and eventually desertification. Not only does overgrazing damage soil and soil structure, it also kills off the plants, which ultimately is what leads to erosion and desertification. Overgrazing, in most cases and for most people who talk about overgrazing, is caused mainly by irresponsible and unsustainable grazing management. However what may be irresponsible and unsustainable grazing for some is not for others. Thus the term "overgrazing" should be used very carefully in converse about environmental issues.
Why would overgrazing by cattle and sheep make the great plains vulnerable to the dust bowl?
Because overgrazing increases albedo
What are the causes of overgrazing?
The causes of overgrazing are letting stock and farm animals feed in one location too long without relocating them.
How was the commons in an old English village destroyed?
I didnt read the book but on another website with this question it said overgrazing destroyed the village.
What was the significant of overgrazing?
Soil depletion and erosion.
What contributed to the cattle ranching bust?
overgrazing
What can overgrazing and poor cultivation lead to?
desertification
Overgrazing and poor cultivation can lead to?
desertification
What are the measures to prevent land degradation?
prevent overgrazing....
Whatresulst from overgrazing in semiarid regions?
soil compaction
