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Wetlands play a crucial role in the water cycle by acting as natural sponges that absorb and store excess rainfall, helping to regulate water flow and prevent flooding. They also facilitate groundwater recharge, enhancing the availability of fresh water in surrounding areas. Additionally, wetlands filter pollutants and improve water quality, contributing to overall ecosystem health. Their biodiversity further supports various species, making them vital for ecological balance.
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Why is the grass wet in the morning What part of the cycle is that?
Grass is wet because of condensation. Vapors get converted into water droplets.
When a haploid spore lands on wet soil or rocks it germinates into a threadlike structure called a?
When a haploid spore lands on wet soil or rocks it germinates into a threadlike structure called a hyphae.
Are wet lands and rainforsest the same?
No. Wet lands are the estuaries of rivers, where fresh water meets salt. Rain forests are collections of trees (and other plants) over a large enough area that the evaporation from the plants modifies the local weather.
What kind of house do people who live in swampy and riverine areas build?
wet lands
Why is dry volume different from wet volume?
Dry volume refers to the volume of a substance without water, while wet volume includes water content. The presence of water in a substance can occupy space and increase the overall volume. This difference is important in construction and engineering for accurately measuring and calculating materials.
Why are the wet lands important?
For animals to live like fish and specias
What type of insects live in wet lands?
dragon flies and water striders
Does hurricanes happen in dry lands or wet lands?
Hurricanes can occur in both dry and wet lands.
Why is the grass wet in the morning What part of the cycle is that?
Grass is wet because of condensation. Vapors get converted into water droplets.
When a haploid spore lands on wet soil or rocks it germinates into a threadlike structure called a?
When a haploid spore lands on wet soil or rocks it germinates into a threadlike structure called a hyphae.
Are wet lands and rainforsest the same?
No. Wet lands are the estuaries of rivers, where fresh water meets salt. Rain forests are collections of trees (and other plants) over a large enough area that the evaporation from the plants modifies the local weather.
What plants do wet lands have?
toes
Where do pheasants have their young?
in the wet lands
What is the African savannas?
wet lands
How will oil spills destroy beaches and wet lands?
oil spills destroy beaches and wet lands beacause some times people swim in the beach and if they accidentally drown and gulped little of the water they can start getting sick from the oil they drank.
What are the physical features of the lower southeast?
flat lands swamps and wet lands
What is a land that is sometimes under water or has soil with a great deal of moisture?
the answer is wetland
