Tundra

Tundra is a large flat area found in the artic regions of Europe, Asia and North America that is void of shrubs, trees, or any other form of vegetations and having the grounds below its surface layer of soil always frozen. Tundra could also be reffered to as ice desert.

barren lands located between isotherms 0 degrees and 10 degrees Celsius. The subsoil is permanentely frozen , allowing only small vegetation growth. GEO ACTIVE 1 SECOND EDITION CHAPTER 4

From some information found on the Denali National Park website:

Tundra is simply the land above treeline. Treeline varies with latitude, existing at about 18,000' at the equator, about 10,000' in Colorado, about 2700' in Denali and drops to sea level in the vicinity of the Arctic Circle. Tundra comes in two basic forms: dry tundra, which is usually found on well-drained mountain slopes and ridges, and moist tundra which is damp to downright boggy. The word tundra comes from a Lapp word meaning "marshy plain."

Competition between cress seeds can lead to reduced access to resources such as water, nutrients, and sunlight, which can stunt growth and limit overall plant productivity. Strong competition can also result in increased stress, making plants more susceptible to diseases and pests. Overall, competition can negatively impact the growth and survival of cress plants in crowded environments.

No, a tundra is a biome or ecosystem. It is generally defined by low temperatures and a short growing season which hinders tree growth. Most tall mountains have a "tree line" which separates the alpine forest biome below it from the alpine tundra biome above it; the mountain is the landform. Plains are the characteristic landforms of Arctic tundra, just as mountains are the landforms of the alpine tundras.

Sort of. While it uses nutrients that are derived from dead organic material, a lot of this organic material is actually decomposed by soil microbes, and those microbes allow those nutrients to become available to the plant in exchange for carbon that the plant puts down into the soil from the roots. But, grass does aid in decomposition by giving the food that those decomposer organisms need to function and to help build soil. Thus, in a way, grass, being a plant, actually helps build soil.

The average wind speed in a humid subtropical area typically ranges from 5 to 15 miles per hour. However, this can vary depending on the specific location and time of year.

The tropical rain forest is a forest of tall trees in a region of year-round warmth. It is Proably 90 to 450 of inches.

Well, the arctic fox and the caribou have the commensalism relationship. When the caribou is going to hunt, the arctic fox follows it, and when the caribou find food, it digs it up, eats it, and leaves, and then the arctic fox goes over and digs deeper so it can find its share of food.

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Guadeloupe is sandwiched between several popular tropical tourist destinations. The keyword is TROPICAL ISLAND, which it would not be if it were not as close to the equator as it is.

Guadeloupe weather is warm throughout the year with daily highs near 81º. Early mornings and late evenings are somewhat cooler (December-March). There is only a 5 degree difference between Summer and Winter temperatures and humidity is quite manageable. This is because of it's location.

Definitely 3-three different kingdoms of living things (kingdom fungi-fungi/kingdom protista-algae/kingdom monera-cyanobacteria ). Source-http://www.lichen.com/biology.html

Turkey is between 37° and 42° north of the equator, which is a distance of at least 4000 km (2500 miles). The countries around the Meditteranean Sea are farther north than most people visualize. Ankara, Turkey is at about the same latitude (40°) as Philadelphia, PA or Columbus, Ohio.

It is when one organism does somthing to another organism that hurts it, such as: a mosquito biting a human. The mosquito takes blood from human and may inject disease which may harm the human. The mosquito gets food, but the human may become sick.

Mutualism-

*Humans and Plants

(We breathe out carbon dioxide then the plants absorb it then release oxygen.... etc.) Humans and plants both benefit from this relationship

Commensalism-

*Killdeer Birds and Cape Buffalo

(the Killdeer Bird lies down on the buffalo and the buffalo protects the Bird. But the bird DOES NOT harm the buffalo.) Birds benefit, but Cape Buffalo is not affected.

Parasitism-

*Ticks and Humans

(The ticks suck the blood and is therefore benefited, but does not benefit the human, but harms them instead.) The ticks benefit, but humans are harmed.

The bacteria found in some bagged lettuce recently was E. coli.

Bulbs of the movie theater type are large high pressure xenon DC arc lamps. To ask what temperature they are does not make much sense. The arc itself is 600 K. The lamp envelope is quartz or sapphire and while it would certainly sizzle your finger, the temperature depends on the cleanliness of the bulb, the cooling airflow, the wattage, the type of lamp and the age of the lamp.

They are 15kW lamps. Imax projectors use 2 of them.

Each lamp produces 600,000 lumens. If you put a log in front of it, it would spontaneously combust...

Asking the temperature of the lamp makes a lot of sense. The 600k that you mention should be 6000k and is the colour temperature and has nothing to do with the actual temperature of the lamp whilst operating. It is merely the best way to describe the colour of the light when compared to the black body locus on the CIE Chromaticity Map.

The clear quartz glass jacket of the lamp has an operating surface temperature of about 1,300 degrees. To prevent the lamp from overheating, it has coolant "jackets" that allow cool distilled water to be pumped around the electrodes at a rate of a little over 30 litres per minute at about 100 psi. In addition, an exhaust fan removes about 34 cubic metres of air per minute from the lamp housing.

Two examples of parasitism in a Chaparral Biome are mistletoe plants that attach to trees and extract nutrients from them, and ticks that feed on the blood of animals like deer and rodents in the area.

Science helps improve the understanding of living things, leading to advancements in medical treatments, disease prevention, and conservation efforts. By studying living things through scientific methods, we can better protect species, improve agricultural practices, and enhance our overall quality of life.

The biological process that includes chemical reactions that break down materials is called catabolism. This process involves the breakdown of large molecules into smaller ones, releasing energy stored in those molecules. Catabolism plays a crucial role in providing energy for cellular activities.

An example of mutualism is the relationship between the yucca plant and the yucca moth. The yucca moth pollinates the yucca plant while laying its eggs inside the plant's flowers. In return, the yucca plant provides a place for the moth to lay its eggs and ensures the propagation of its species through pollination.

The longest living organism is the Pando, a clonal colony of quaking aspen trees in Utah, USA, estimated to be around 80,000 years old. It is considered one of the oldest living organisms due to its interconnected root system that continually produces new trees.

Yes, tying a noose around your scrotum can cause serious damage, including cutting off blood flow and potentially leading to nerve damage, tissue necrosis, and permanent injury. It is extremely dangerous and can result in serious complications, including loss of the testicles. It is not recommended to engage in any activity that involves tying a noose around any part of the body.

They are extremely swift, and can dive upon their quarry at speeds of more than 150 miles (241 kilometers) per hour[citation needed]. Golden eagles use their speed and sharp talons to snatch up rabbits, marmots, and ground squirrels. They also eat carrion, reptiles, birds, fish, and smaller fare such as large insects. They have even been known to attack full grown deer.[citation needed] Golden eagle pairs maintain territories that may be as large as 200 square miles (155 square kilometers). They are monogamous and may remain with their mate for several years or possibly for life. Golden eagles nest in high places including cliffs, trees, or human structures such as telephone poles. They build huge nests to which they may return for several breeding years. Females lay from one to four eggs, and both parents incubate them for 40 to 45 days. Typically, one or two young survive to fledge in about three months.

Mostly tundra or coniferous forest, that is a forest that has pinecone bearing trees.

well a p0138 is an o2 sensor problem and as for the P0455 the evap system has a very large leak over 40 microns and it may need a fuel cap the P0442 and the P0455 usually go together one is the cause of another