Answer: The presence of small amounts of heat-trapping greenhouse gases in the atmosphere warms Earth's surface, resulting in a planet that sustains liquid water and life. Changes in climate conditions can affect the health and function of ecosystems and the survival of entire species. Changes in Earth's system affects the growth of life on Earth. ... Life on Earth includes all the living things such as plants animals humans microbes etc. All take part in different cycles such as carbon cycle and nitrogen cycle and can influence global climate by changing chemical composition of atmosphere.
Explanation:
All organisms that rely on plants for carbon(either directly or indirectly) will die eventually
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Because they can be differentiated to form insulin-producing cells
<span>You </span>might<span> have seen this when you pulled </span>a plant<span> such as </span>a<span> weed or vegetable out of the ground and </span>a<span> clump of soil clung to its roots. </span>Plants<span> also help absorb </span>some<span> of the water in the soil. These effects </span>make<span> it harder </span>for<span> water to wash the soil away.</span>
