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the biosphere and the geosphere
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Deserts
Explanation:
A desert is a region on the earth surface with little to no rainfall all year round. Deserts also experience a wide range of temperatures daily. During the day, temperature is very high, at night, temperature falls rapidly and it is cold.
These extremes of conditions coupled with some other factors makes deserts badlands for plant growth. The soil is very lose here and contains little to no nutrients. Organic matter is non-existent due to low biodiversity.
Plants that grow in such conditions are called xerophytes. An example is cactus. They have evolved to survive and adapt to such extremes of conditions.
Examples of such deserts around the world are Sahara desert, Namib desert, Atacama desert, Kalahari desert etc.
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a
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The built environment has an impact on the natural environment.
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The growth in urban areas comes from both the increase in migration to the cities and the fertility of urban populations.The urbanization of the world is likely to slow population growth. It is also likely to concentrate some environmental effects geographically
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