It allows the plants to be grown in more hostile environments, such as very hot, dry countries (or very cold, dry counties). This could help prevent starvation when there are droughts.
archemedes
lack of water and fertilizer would not change the growth
yes. it dissolves in water and can change the pH of the medium
Physical changes
By lava killing the plants around it. Also the lava gets into the water and puts sulfuric acid in the water, therefore contaminating the water.
archemedes
The independent variables are the milk and water, while the dependent variables are the plants, because they don't change.
lack of water and fertilizer would not change the growth
Yes it is possible because I have seen a number of snails licking the water from the leaves of my potted plants a number of times.
yes. it dissolves in water and can change the pH of the medium
during the precrambrian era.....it was bacteria and water plants living
You want to try and avoid watering plants with mineral water. The alkaline levels will kill some plants and can cause other plants to change colors in there flowers, fruit size, and fruit development.
If u change the flow of a river's water it effect the plants and animals in the area becuz when the animal's drink the water and the water has oil or poison in it they could die and when some people take the river's water and water the plants, it could rot.
Some plants can change the angle of their leaves to follow the sun, they also have ways to deal with excess light or water.
the power plants use the water to cool down and then dump the hot water back in the lakes so this drastic change in water temp kills the fish. that is how it was explaned to me
Plants differ in height, color, texture. Different plants have different numbers of genes. Some plants need high amounts of water. Some plants need a lot of sunlight and others prefer shady conditions. Some plants prefer sandy soil and others need black earth and vast amounts of nutrients. Some plants are useful to man and others are considered weeds.
Hydropower plants often change the natural flow of water in an area.