b to understand patterns of inheritance in organisms
c to determine mating patterns in organisms
d to identify traits that are acquired during an organism’s life
poor in organic matter
b.
easy to cultivate and fertile
c.
poor in mineral nutrients
d.
difficult to cultivate but fertile
Correct answer: B). Easy to cultivate and fertile
The prairie is grassland soils that possess a dark colored surface and these soil are highly fertile in nature. These soils are rich in minerals like calcium and magnesium.
The dark color of soil comes from the added organic matter to the soil that comes from the roots of prairie plants. They are formed in the areas that are too dry to be forested, but too wet to be desert.
Hence, the correct answer would be option B.
Answer:
B: easy to cultivate and fertile
Explanation:
edge
Answer: Chemical reaction
Explanation:
b. chemical changes and flow of water
c. physical changes and flow of energy
d. physical changes and flow of water
Answer:
a. chemical changes and flow of energy
Explanation:
Energy flow from one organisms of one tropic level to other, matter cycling and transformation of energy are the functions that sustain the ecosystem. Transformation of solar energy into chemical energy by plants serves as energy source for all heterotrophic living beings in the system. The heterotrophic organisms digest the ingested food (chemical change) to release energy to support their life processes. The energy stored at one tropic level is carried to next tropic level via food chain and food webs and represents the interaction between living components of ecosystem.