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What process happens in the roots?
The process of osmosis gives the roots the ability to absorb nutrients from the ground and draw them into the plant
What do you suppose happens when transpiration in the plant exceeds water uptake?
Assuming the ground isn't saturated and the surface is permeable, infiltration of water will occur and as there is no evapotranspiration to remove the water at the surface, this may act to temporally increase the level of the groundwater table (depending on the subsurface hydrology). This has another effect in that it increases pore water pressure (this is the pressure that water in the pore spaces puts on the soil or rock grains). This acts to reduce the effective stress state in the ground and so reduces the strength of the soil or rock. This can cause landslides or other forms of slope instability and can also reduce the bearing capacity of the ground (this is the grounds ability to support surface loads).
What is saturated ground?
Soil is saturated when it has reached its maximum water content; if any more is added, it will either drain downward or turn the soil into mud.
What will happens to a plant exposed to air?
what will happens to a plant exposed to air
Which type of plant do NOT have a vascular tissues?
A plant that is not vascular does not have xylem or phloem to carry nutrients throughout the plant. The non vascular plants have a simpler transport system established for water and nutrients required.
When rain water has soaked the ground to the point it can hold no more water the ground is considered to be fully?
saturatedsaturated
What happens to rainfall when the ground is saturated?
Water naturally goes with the downgrade so when the water can't go into the ground it flows down resulting in what we call a flash flood.
Why would water stop soaking into the ground in the saturated zone?
why would water stop soaking into the ground in the saturated zone
What happens when a plant gets up rooted?
roots of the plant are pulled out of the ground... the plant will no longer have the nutrients it once had, if proper care is not given the plant will die
How does eating plant protein impact saturated fat?
Eating plant protein does not negate the effects of saturated fats. However, by focusing on eating more plant based items, less meats and dairy containing saturated fats will be consumed.
What process happens in the roots?
The process of osmosis gives the roots the ability to absorb nutrients from the ground and draw them into the plant
What is the level below which the ground is saturated with water?
water tables
What is the highest part in the ground that is saturated with water?
The water table
What happens to water when that soaks into the ground and is not taken up plant roots?
it goes all muddy or it just goes up anyway ha that what i think happens
Difference between contaminant adsorption and absorption in saturated ground water?
Contaminant adsorption is the variety of contaminants in the environment. Absorption in saturated ground water is the process that is used to get rid of pollution from groundwater.
What is an example sentence for disinter?
We disinterred the body after the ground was saturated from the flood.
When does crystal happens?
When a saturated solution contains a nucleating point.
