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Answer:
D) Negative Geotropism
Explanation:
The stem growing upright is a typical example of negative geotropism.
Geotropism is the growth of a part of plant towards the pull of gravity.
- Gravity always pulls down on every object.
- When a body grows downward, then it is responding to a positive geotropism.
- When a body begins to grow upward, again gravity, then it is negative geotropism.
In this case, the negative geotropism is exhibited by some plant roots.
Also, some tree branches can also grow downward and this shows positive geotropism
The answer is - accumulation zone.
The accumulation zone on the glacier is the area that lies above the firn line. It is here where snow accumulates and exceeds the losses form ablation (evaporation, melting and sublimation). The annual glacier equilibrium line separates the accumulation and ablation zone annually.
<u>Answer:</u>
The units used to measure distances between parallels and between meridians are degrees, minutes, and seconds.
<u>Explanation:</u>
- The distance between two far-away latitudes or two far-away longitudes can be broadly measured in degrees.
- In order to pinpoint any two locations lying across two different latitudes or longitudes, the distance can be tracked down to minutes and seconds.
- The distance between two closest latitudes or two closest longitudes can only be measured in minutes and seconds because they would be placed only 59 minutes and 59 seconds apart.
