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What is the small edge of land called at a lake or pond?
A lake or pond closest to the edge of land
What is a zone of a lake or pond that extends across the top of the water?
the open-water zone
What is the zone of a lake or a pond that extends across the top of water?
the open-water zone
What is zone of a lake or pond that extends across the top of the water?
the open-water zone
What is the zone of a lake where no light reaches?
The zone of a lake where no light reaches is called the benthic zone or hypolimnion, depending on the context. In this area, typically found at greater depths, there is a complete absence of sunlight, which limits photosynthesis. As a result, the ecosystem is primarily supported by decomposers and organisms that can thrive in dark, cold environments. The lack of light also affects the types of organisms that can live there, leading to unique adaptations among the species that inhabit this zone.
Which lake zone is closest to the lands edge?
The lake zone closet to the land edge is called pond. This is a body standing water. It can be natural or artificial.
A zone of a lake or pond that extends across the top of the water?
openwater breif
No light ever reaches the aphotic zone in the ocean?
yes
Why cant photosynthetic organisms grow in the deep water zone of a lake?
They can't grow their because no sunlight reaches.
How does the surface of the open ocean differ from the deep zone?
The open water zone is beneath the littoral zone and is only as light can reach. The deep water zone is below the open water zone where no light reaches
Why can't photosynthetic organisms grow in the deep-water zone of a lake?
They can't grow their because no sunlight reaches.
A water body with 2.5m depth and 3000 square meters area is considered to be a pond or a lake?
From the wikianswers: "Scientifically, a pond is any man made body of water where light is found in the entire pond body of water. A lake is any body of water that has a profundal-zone http://www.answers.com/topic/profundal-zone Hence a water body of depth 2.5 m can at best be called as a pond only. The nature of construction of the water body is given in the question. If it is a masonry/concrete construction it can be called a as sump/tank/reservoir as well. Usually ponds and lakes have natural ground as the base. Gopalakrishnan.P
