because as organic material decays, it is recycled so fast that few nutrients ever actually reach the soil, leaving it almost sterile.
The Amazon rainforest is in danger because if the forest will be cut down the animals will be affected, there is very rare animals living in the Amazon rainforest. Also the environment, everyone goes on about climate change and how bad it is. Cutting down a rainforest will affect the weather. Also the tourism will be affected when I went we got someone that lived near to guide us around the Amazon Rainforest, we payed them.
i need it because i can do my homework. and whats that got to do wiv it?
I have got WHC of CLAY Soil- 45% sandy soil- 25%
Human Impacts on the DaintreeRainforestONCE RUINED, THERE IS NOT REALLY ANYWAY TO REBUILD A RAINFOREST.The Daintree Rainforest is one of the most pristine places on earth, and still there are many bad impacts to the rainforest. Most of these impacts are by humans.One of these human impacts is that many people want to destroy the rainforest for farms since the soil is very nutritious. But even if it was destroyed, the soil would only be good for a year or two because the nutrients in the soil are there from the rainforest plants. This is why it is so hard to rebuild a rainforest because many of the plants normally in a rainforest will no longer be able to root in the place where the rainforest formerly was. If there are no plants, there will be no animals either.Other Human threats include: Mining, which destroys the rainforest to get minerals from under it; Logging, obviously cutting down trees will greatly damage a rainforest; Tourism, there are hundreds of thousands of people who visit the rainforest each year, which means cars and busses in the rainforest disturbing animals and destroying habitats; and also Development, which covers everything from subdivision of land to building roads and fences which disturb and uproot rainforest habitats.
Based on soil dependent the grew of the plant. Because plant all the requirement as well as energy from got soil..
yes you got the right concept it the amazon rainforest is a rainforest biome
The Amazon rainforest is in danger because if the forest will be cut down the animals will be affected, there is very rare animals living in the Amazon rainforest. Also the environment, everyone goes on about climate change and how bad it is. Cutting down a rainforest will affect the weather. Also the tourism will be affected when I went we got someone that lived near to guide us around the Amazon Rainforest, we payed them.
over 1,000 got it. u can look it up
not in the rainforest but in the river well yeah. definetely!!!!!!!XXX i think its got pink river dolphins.
The Amazon Rainforest is hot and dry all year long? Yes, it normally is. The Amazon is a rainforest. Rainforests have a lot of rain. Rain is in the name, but it is very humid which causes evaporation to happen to the water. Then the water condenses which causes precipitation. Precipitation is rain, sleet, snow, or hail. If anyone tells you this is wrong say you got it from the smartest guy on Earth. Also before you ask this question you should always remember rain is in the name rainforest. So now to the hotness of the Amazon. It is normally hot outside. Most rainforest are in a tropical area. So it makes it hotter and wetter. Please take my answer seriously.
No, it has two.=fra-gile.=
HINT! Its a rain forest, is there ever snow in a rainforest? Answer that, and you've got your answer.
Beth dies in Little Women because of fragile health. She got scarlet fever because she was helping children from a poor family, but they had the disease, so she got it. Beth survived that time, but near the end of the novel, she died because of fragile health.
i need it because i can do my homework. and whats that got to do wiv it?
I got one for my daughter from amazon but you can get them from sports direct. I also have one which i got from amazon cuz on amazon you get more colours.
I have got WHC of CLAY Soil- 45% sandy soil- 25%
It's quite simple really: they get A LOT of rain.