The Earth's grass produce 20 to 30 percent oxygen. The other 70 to 80 percent of oxygen is produced by marine plants.
80-90% of worlds oxygen
because they produce their own food using sunlight and other animals feed on them. they do not feed on anything.
umm.... do you mean is grass a good source of oxygen? grass emmits oxygen, need CO2 to live. but like any plant, it does give off oxygen. ? yes it is due to the air it consumes but it is also a good source of sunlight.
when your not looking
because grass produces oxygen through photosynthesis
grass important because it is a plant and gives us us oxygen
Grass does produce oxygen from the air living animals and human breathe out called carbon dioxide.
Yes. An area of grass would have much less volume than a tree of the same area.
Grass is considered a producer because animals eat it to survive.
A full size Douglas fur tree will produce about 260 pounds of oxygen in a year. An oak tree will produce simmilar ammounts, as will most other large trees. Smaller bushes may produce around 20-40 pounds as will grass lawns.
For the most part, water is what is found on the Earths surface. This is because about 70 percent of the surface of the Earth is covered in water. The other 30 percent is made up of dirt, plants, grass and rock.
Photosynthesis helps us survive because it is a way for plants, grass, and trees to produce it's own food so they won't die.Plants, trees, and grass produce oxygen and breath in the carbon dioxide so we can breath in fresh air and survive.
because they produce their own food using sunlight and other animals feed on them. they do not feed on anything.
Grass needs air to grow like most other plants. It allows it to exchange carbon dioxide for oxygen to produce food.
plants trees and grass all provide oxygen.
Yes
grass important because it is a plant and gives us us oxygen
Grass produces food by converting sunlight into sugar.