The genotype describes the complete set of genes inherited by an individual, and the phenotype describes all aspects of the individual's morphology, physiology, behavior, and ecological relations. Light, water, temperature, soil structure are the environmental factors which influence the plant phenotype most. The growth is a very sensitive phenotypic trait that quickly responds to any sub-optimal environment. However, many more physiological responses occur that turn out in phenotypes that can be measured with non-invasive technology.
In the large rainfall is some water remains in the top of the soil the rest of this water is seeped into the ground.
<u>Explanation:</u>
- Mainly the absorption of water by the ground depends upon the nature and the fertility of the soil.
- When the ground receives the water it mainly accounts for the absorption and then there will be a runoff. The absorption helps to raise the level of groundwater for future usage.
- The amount of water that can get into the soil mainly depends upon the permeability of the soil surface. The water which can't infiltrate in the soil runs off into the water bodies.
- The water is an essential requirement for survival and the existence of biological organisms.
It’s what the plant uses to produce food for itself.
Yes it is, its stored as a carbohydrate molecule made up of thousands of smaller pieces of glucose.
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