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How might a mat of mosses protect a forest floor?
Because mosses live in moist areas,and of course in forest is always raining.
What kinds of foliage might you find in the polar zone?
Mosses
In what type of environment might you find nonvascular plants seedless vascular plants and seed plants growing together Explain.?
You might find nonvascular plants, seedless vascular plants, and seed plants growing together in a moist, shaded forest environment. Nonvascular plants like mosses thrive in damp areas, seedless vascular plants like ferns can grow in partially shaded conditions, and seed plants, such as trees and shrubs, can occupy the forest canopy. The variety of plant types allows for a diverse ecosystem with different species occupying distinct niches based on their unique adaptations.
Why do most plants growing under trees in the forest have very dark green leaves?
Most plants growing under trees in the forest could have very dark green leaves for a variety of reasons. It could be that the sunlight does not get through enough, and if it did, it might make the leaves lighter.?æ
What plants and animals you might find in the woods?
You may find the following plants and animals in the woods:Animals:squirrelsfoxesbadgersbirdsfrogs/toadsrats/micePlants:treesdaisiesdaffodils
Why does your hip hurt?
There might be many diffrent reasons but if you are still growing than it might be a growing pain or cramps.
What kinds of plants are in the tundra?
Mostly low bushes, some birch might be present, lots of lichens and mosses.
What might you find in a Mayan forest?
monkeys
What might you see in an amazon forest?
trees
How might a forest fire affect the food web in a forest?
because it will make a big fire
What type of animals in the deciduous forest?
i think it could be elk squirrels or anything that might live in a forest
How does a forest plantation project in the Philippines earn green or carbon credits under the Kyoto protocol?
Emissions trading allows industries in developed countries to effectively reduce their emissions of carbon dioxide by investing in forest plantations and clean energy projects in developing countries. (See Carbon Credits and Forest Plantations). In theory new growing forests adsorb and store carbon to offset the carbon emitted from industry. In practise these credits might not be truly additional, for example forestry in one place might be an excuse to de-forest elsewhere. The long-term management of the forest, particularly the susceptibility to fire and drought also needs to be considered.
