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What soil layer acts like a sponge to bring water up to the top for plants and crops?
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How many cell layers make up the body of a sponge?
There are three, Outer Layer of Cells, Gelatinous Layer of Cells, and Inner Layer of Cells
What plants that have waxy layer or palisade layer?
ukim nagbangsit
What plants can you find in the emergent layer?
botany
What layer of the ocean do plants grow?
The sun or light layer as it was called at my school.
What is it called when a rock is produced from a layer of plants?
coal
How many cell layers make up the body of a sponge?
There are three, Outer Layer of Cells, Gelatinous Layer of Cells, and Inner Layer of Cells
Which layer of soil is the most important for growing crops?
The topsoil, which is where most root growth occurs, is the most important layer for growing crops.
Does the sponge layer of a leaf control the amount of water loss?
yes
How coal are formed by layer to layer?
what coal is is layers of ancient dead plants so for every layer of dead plants is another layer of coal that is formed
Why is it harmful to waste the top layer of soil?
The top layer of soil is the most fertile layer. It is the best for growing crops.
How does an angelfish adapt to it's habitat?
Angelfish feed on sponge. Their jaws have been elongated to be able to feed on the sponge. There is also a thick layer of mucous.
What is a lamington cake?
A lamington is a sponge cake, coated with a layer of chocolate icing, and sprinkled all over with desiccated coconut.
What is the second layer of bone?
sponge or sometimes called spongey bone
What is rubber sponge foam?
rubber sponge foam is a material used as a water poof layer on roofs, sheds etc....... it can also be used for mnouse mats
What plants that have waxy layer or palisade layer?
ukim nagbangsit
Is a jellyfisha sponge?
a jellyfish is a cnidarian and closer related to coral and sea anemones however they are similar. A sponge lacks a nervous system, Cells in each layer are not bound together, has many cells in the middle "jelly" layer, and -likely their most distinguishing feature- the Cells in a sponge's outer layers can move inwards and change functions.
What is beneath the palisade layer of a leaf?
It is the spongy layer inside plants.
