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What would happen if lily pads were removed from pond?
The wetland would be warn away by erosion.
What would happen if any part of the food chain was removed?
The ecosystem would not be successful. Eg, plants are eaten by deer. If the plants were removed, the deer would have to look for another food or die.
Would happen if all the dead wood from the forest floor was removed?
The soil will no longer be healthy for plants
What would happen if you removed all of the oxygen from an area where plants were grown?
the trees give us oxygen so......we would die.
How would the aquatic be affected?
how would aquatic plants be affected when ther are reverse
What would happen if carbon dioxide (co2) was removed from a plants environment?
The plant would die. Plants need co2 to make oxygen which humans and animals need to exist.
What would happen to plants nutrition if plants did not have roots?
what would happen to plants nutrition if plants did not have roots
What would happen to the food web if all the plants were removed?
Everything that ate the plants would die causing everything that ate the animals that ate the plants to die. so everything would die.
What would happen if there were no underwater plants like hydrilla?
If there were no underwater plants like hydrilla, aquatic ecosystems would suffer significantly. These plants provide essential habitats and food sources for various aquatic organisms, including fish and invertebrates. The absence of such vegetation would lead to decreased biodiversity, disrupted food chains, and increased water pollution due to the lack of natural filtration and oxygen production. Overall, the health of aquatic environments and the species that depend on them would be severely compromised.
What would happen to aquatic life if the density of ice was greater thatn water?
Probable the aquatic life would be impossible.
What would be on the aquatic food pyramid?
smaller fish and plants
What would happen to your food web of the aquatic plants dided out because of pollution?
If aquatic plants were to die out due to pollution, it would significantly disrupt the food web. These plants, as primary producers, form the foundation of the ecosystem by providing oxygen and serving as food for herbivores like fish and insects. Their disappearance would lead to a decline in herbivore populations, followed by a ripple effect up the food chain, ultimately threatening the survival of predators and reducing biodiversity. Additionally, the loss of plants would result in increased water temperatures and reduced water quality, further harming aquatic life.
