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Basically, fallen leaves and partially decomposed organic matter...if we're talking science, that is.
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What is the loose layer of dead plant material on soil surface?
litter
What is a surface fire?
A forest fire that burns only the surface litter and undergrowth.
What is surface fire?
A forest fire that burns only the surface litter and undergrowth.
What is the loose layer of dead material on the soil surface?
litter
What is The loose layers of dead plant material on the soil surface?
litter
What is the loose layer of dead plant material the soil surface?
litter
What do you call the loose on the material on the earth's surface where plants grow?
The answer is Soil
What is plant litter?
The loose layer of dead plant leaves and stems on the surface of the soil.
What are soil levels?
From the surface down these layers are known as Soil Horizons. The top one is called leaf-litter.
What space matter has fallen into earths surface from outer space?
About 100 tonnes of "micrometeorites" litter Earth every day.
How d you litterr?
How do you litter?Well you litter by throwing things out on the street, sidewalk, etc.Example: If you were eating a lollipop and you are now done with it, you have to throw the stick in a trash can/bin but you throw it in the middle of the street, that is called littering.Tip: Don't litter!it's bad for your healthbad for the ozone layer (layer of the atmosphere that blocks the surface of the earth from harsh rays of the sun)SO DON'T LITTER!
What is the blood volume of a European Red Deer?
depends on what surface it is spilling upon, eg. if bleeding out on soft ground or moss there will be no noise (volume) where as a hard surface or leaf litter will generate more noise (volume)
