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What is the term for an area of an desert where area on underground water source support vegetation growth?
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oasis
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What is a term for an area of a desert where an underground water source supports growth?
An oasis
What is the areas of permanently frozen subsoil that support only low-growing vegetation the land here is cold and does not support the growth of trees?
Tundra
How does a goanna get water in the desert?
The kangaroos can survive in semi desert climates. There must be a water supply and plenty of vegetation. They can stop the growth of their young until they have more water and food which conserves their own energy.
A loose mixture of rock fragments and organic material that can support the growth of vegetation is called?
Soil, dirt, gumbo, ground, etc.
What slows down wind erosion?
vegetation growth
How do you spell vegiation?
VEGETATION - an area of plant growth
What is a region's natural vegetation?
The natural vegetation in a region is used in reference to the products that are plentiful within the area. Examples of this include the growth of pineapples in Hawaii or the growth of bananas in Brazil.
Is a desert barren?
Because the heat causes vegetation to struggle with growth
How would life in the coastal plain differ from life in the interior of the Arabian peninsula?
the innermost parts are desert so not much vegetation grows. Though the coastal plain has nearby watr to help plant growth.
How would life in the coastal plain differ from the life in the interior of the Arabian Peninsula?
the innermost parts are desert so not much vegetation grows. Though the coastal plain has nearby watr to help plant growth.
How would life in the coastal plains differ from life in the interior of the Arabian Peninsula?
the innermost parts are desert so not much vegetation grows. Though the coastal plain has nearby watr to help plant growth.
Which does not usually trigger mass movement?
Growth of native vegetation on slopes
