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What is in the moist air that it causes tornado?
Moist air contains large amounts of water vapor. Water vapor carries large amounts of energy. This energy is what powers a thunderstorm that might produce a tornado
Which of the following clouds might produce rain?
cumulonimbus
What type of cloud might produce the most intense precipitation?
blah
What might cause a scientists to reject a theory?
that thars not enuph proph
In a study of the sun what question might a applied scientist ask?
An applied scientists who studies the sun might ask how the energy is used in life. They may ask just how a plant is able to use the sun's energy to make food.
What are the effects of soft drinks in plants?
Green energy doesn't effect plants directly. But there is a chance that it might do so in the future. Because, green energy are forms of energy that produce little CO2. Plants use CO2 to grow and survive (and produce a little when there is a shortness of light). If we were to be able to eliminate all CO2 in the air, then all the plants will not be able to grow. But this is just theoretical and will probably never happen. I hope this answers your question. Please people, correct me if I'm wrong.
What might cause the body to produce more blood?
cardio
What are two reasons why biomass energy might not be a good alternative energy source?
Growing plants to use for energy uses land that can be used for growing food.Burning plants produces greenhouse gases.
Why might some seeds not grow into new plants?
Because it might not have enough seed minerals to produce a brand new seed.
What might happen in a lake where plants and algae are growing?
Plants and algae can produce a slimy substance in a lake. Blue-green algae is the most dangerous type of algae for a lake to have because it can produce toxins.
Why are people against genetically modified plants?
When a plant is mutated it's genetic make up is modified. It might able to fight off plant disease like rust, but it might produce harmful chemical toxins or might have a high concentration of a harmful chemicals. Thus people are hesitant to try the new genetically modified plants and crops. Ultimately they might also cause ecological imbalance.
What do plants use to store energy?
I'm not really sure actually, but it might be photosinthasis
The suns energy enables?
It fuels convection currents in the air that we call the wind. It's energy causes evaporation that starts the water cycle. It also provides energy to the plants for photosynthesis. If you think about the food chain, everything eats plants, if indirectly. A wolf might eat a deer which eats plants. A coyote might eat a cat which had eaten a mouse which had eaten plants. The sun's energy enables all life on earth.
What factors might cause a country to produce at a level below the production possibilities frontier?
blah
What might happens to a plant if you pulled it out?
It would produce more flowers because it would have energy to spare
Plants do not use much energy and?
Actually, you might be shocked by this, but plants require small amounts of Oxygen. i am not sure why, or any of the details, but they do need oxygen.
Why does milk kill plants?
There are a number of reasons why milk might be the cause of a plant's death. Milk can choke out the water the plants need for example.
