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These are organisms which have adapted to grow and reproduce in conditions where there is hardly any water, such as in the Atacama Desert.
Because of this food preservation methods which work by reducing water activities cannot stop Xerophiles from growing. A lot of mold and yeast are xerophyllic, eg mold growth on bread.
Xerophiles are said to be "xerotolerant", meaning tolerant of dry conditions.
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Why does natural habitats have more irregular shapes than man made habitats?
natural habitats occur naturally whereas man made habitats are made with the use of abiotic components for example cement,plaster of paris etc
What is the protection of natural habitats and wildlife called?
This is called conservation.
Will natural habitats be adversely affected by solar energy?
Does solar energy consumed natural resources which cannot be renewed
What are often the results of natural diasters?
Natural disasters leads to, loss of life, destruction of properties and infrastructure, loss of animal natural habitats, displacement of humans.
What are the impacts of earthquakes on nature?
it destroys plants, and makes animals run away from their natural habitats.
What is the scientific name for xerophiles?
The scientific name for xerophiles is xerophilic organisms. Xerophiles are organisms that can thrive in very dry environments with low water availability. They have adapted mechanisms to survive in these harsh conditions, such as producing protective proteins or accumulating solutes to prevent dehydration.
Why does natural habitats have more irregular shapes than man made habitats?
natural habitats occur naturally whereas man made habitats are made with the use of abiotic components for example cement,plaster of paris etc
Where is the Xerophile?
Xerophiles are found in dry lands like the desert.
What are natural habitats of wetlands?
A wetland is a habitat.
What are the effects of upsetting natural habitats?
The effects of upsetting natural habitats can be absolutely devastating to an animal population. These changes can disturb homes and food sources.
Natural habitats of a brown haRE RAbbit?
nothing
Where are jaguar's natural habitats?
they live in the understory in the rainforest
Why the fish cannot live in land?
Animals live in habitats. And habitats are natural environment design for the survival of that animal. Fishes are designed to live in water because that is their natural habitat.
What is the term for studying subjects in their natural habitats?
Naturalistic Observation
What is the protection of natural habitats and wildlife called?
This is called conservation.
What can a scientist use to studying birds in their natural habitats?
binoculars
Why do humans destroy natural habitats?
urbanisation, logging, overharvasting.
