Temperature. Amounts of water available. Just to name a few
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1. Inflorescence: The specific pattern of flower arrangement of a plant.
2. Epidermis: The outermost layer of plant cells or tissue, providing a covering for the plant body.
3. Energy: The capacity to do or perform work.
4. Parenchyma: The most common plant cell, found in practically all parts of the plant body.
5. Sclerenchyma: A plant cell of a long fiber type or variable sclereid type.
6. cytoplasm: All the organic substances located between the nucleus and cell membrane.
7. Phloem: The food-conducting tissue of a plant's vascular or transport system.
8. xylem: The water and mineral conducting tissue of a plant's vascular or transport system.
9. Carpel: A leaflike part of the flower where seeds are produced.
10. Sepal: A flower part; the outermost ring of leaflike appendages of a flower.
11. Collenchyma: Oblong cells with unevenly thickened walls for support in young stems.
12. Tissue: A group of similar cells (simple tissue), or unlike cells with a specialized common function (complex tissue).
13. Stamen: A flower part; a ring of pollen-producing appendages of a flower.
14. Petal: A flower part;a ring of pollen-producing appendages of a flower.
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Answer is C. Plants nutrients uptake from the soil would be reduced.
Explanation:
Glomeromycetes are fungi that are found in the roots of the plants. They can live without the presence of the plants roots.
The live in symbiotic relationship withe the roots of the plants , where they supplies essential nutrients or minerals from the soil to the plants , while the plants supply carbon and water to the fungi. this is regarded as mutual relationship , because both organisms benefits.
The application of special fungicide will kill the glomeromycetes, and this will indirectly affect the plant, because the nutrients from the fungi is automatically stopped.
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I'm pretty sure it's secondary
Explanation:
Secondary succession is a major disturbance such as a fire or a flood