Answer:
The tree will not survive due to the nature of the tundra
Explanation:
The tundra comes from a finnish word "tunturia" which means barren or treeless land. It is classified as a cold icy desert with permafrost on the ground. Unlike the tropical rain forest which is a wet climate group and is a forest of tall trees in a region of year round warmth, the tundra is cold and dry. The tundra soils are formed at high altitudes, they are usually frozen. Common plants in tundra are shrubs, herbs, lichens and grass and usually grow in groups and remain closer to the ground for prevention against cold winds. The cold nature of the tundra and its soil prevent the growth of trees because trees need to have deeper roots and they cannot grow on frozen ground.
Answer:
Habitat fragmentation
Explanation:
Habitat fragmentation occurs when a particular habitat breaks up i.e. becomes discontinuous. That means areas of suitable habitat are surrounded by areas unfavorable for the survival of organisms.
This is common during the destruction of previously large areas of forest.
Answer: a food-growing practice that uses no synthetic fertilizers, insecticides, fungicides, or herbicides
Explanation:
Organic agriculture is a process of crops of economic importance. It is an integrated farming system that ensures the sustainability, enhances the fertility of the soil, and that is biological diversity.
It prohibits the use of synthetic pesticide or insecticides, fungicides, synthetic fertilizers, growth hormones, antibiotics, and genetically modified organisms for the growth of crops. It utilizes the fertilizers of organic origin, like manure, compost, bone meal and also supports the crop rotation. It supports the biological pest control and fostering of insect predators.
