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Vegetation typically slows water down as it flows across the ground. This results in?
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We the people are three ways that people have changed the land in your country?
one way people have removed is overgrazing and it results in erosion because there is less vegetation covering the ground.
What are the most of abundant types of vegetation in the tundra?
The tundra is very cold and barren and the ground remains frozen most of the year, so little vegetation has a chance to grow- but the most abundant vegetation of this region is lichen and ground moss.
What is the vegetation for the innuitian mountains?
There is barely any vegetation because the ground is mostly made up of rocks and minerals.
What are some adaptations in the rainforest?
The rainforest is a unique climate that results in the heavy growth of vegetation, especially trees and other large plants. Animals that live there must adapt. Some of the most important adaptations include living in the trees instead of on the ground and unique coloration that blends in with the rainforest's vegetation.
How do you change the amount of erosion?
By increasing the amount of vegetation in the ground
What makes vegetation?
Ground corn is used to make masa.
Distinguish between vegetation and natural vegetation.?
Orchard is a manual plantation area. Orchard also indicates the plantings are trees, typically some type of fruit tree. Natural Vegetation, as the name suggests, is the natural growing up plantation using the Darwin's Natural Selection theory. You may find a natural orchard of crab apple trees, as one example.
What is the definition of the viaduct?
A viaduct is a long bridge like structure, typically a series of arches, carrying a road or railroad across a valley or other low ground.
What Is Vegatation Cover?
Vegetation cover is the smaller trees and plants that cover the ground.
What are slash and burn cultivation and shifting cultivation?
Slash and burn cultivation is where you cut down the vegetation, burn it, and then plow it into the ground. This typically gets used where most of the nutrients are tied up in the existing vegetation and the soil is nutrient poor - such as in rainforests. Shifting cultivation is a form of agriculture, used especially in tropical Africa, in which an area of ground is cleared of vegetation and cultivated for a few years and then abandoned for a new area until its fertility has been naturally restored. The two are clearly related, but in the case of slash and burn, the land is farmed until the nutrients are depleted. Also in slash and burn, the ground is usually extremely nutrient poor until the vegetation is burned and plowed into the ground. Slash and burn is a typical method used in shifting cultivation but not all shifting cultivation uses slash and burn.
What is Water that doesn't soak into the ground or evaporate but flows across the ground but flows across earth surface is called?
Runoff
Some water will come to rest on vegetation and buildings before reaching the ground?
interception
