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Murrr4er [49]
4 years ago
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1) Research the history of terrariums. Find out who developed the first terrarium. What did this particular scientist want to st

udy?
2) What are the two different types of terrariums?
3) What are examples of the plant life and animal life that can be found in each type of terrarium? Be specific and include many types of life that could be found.
4) How is a terrarium different than an aquarium?
5) Each is a mini ecosystems and a representation of much larger ecosystems found on earth. Describe in detail including plant life and animal life what ecosystem each of these represents.
6) When the terrarium is sealed which geochemical cycle can be observed?
Biology
1 answer:
dedylja [7]4 years ago
5 0
1 ) The first terrarium was developed by botanist Nathaniel Bagshaw Ward in 1842. He was interested in studying insect behaviour. Once he accidentally left one of his bug jars open. A fern spore in the jar sprouted, grew and germinated into a new plant. This is how the first terrarium had been created.

2 ) <span />Because of the different conditions within, terrariums there are two, which can be classified as closed and open. Closed terrariums have a lid to enclose the plants entirely within the glass container. Open terrariums do not require a lid.​

Sorry working on this right now as well, and I don't have the others yet :(
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