Answer:
all the organisms living in an area that have the potential to interact
Explanation:
Answer:
The old hyphae was left underground and a new mushroom will regrow from it.
Explanation:
Mushrooms is the fleshy part of a fungus that bears spores. Is found above the ground. It is comprised of parts such as the cap which is the top part.
Underneath the cap are the gills and the stalk or the stem is where the cap and gills are attached.
A part from the seen features, underneath the ground is where the hyphae which can give rise to another fruiting body or the mushroom.
Answer:
1.Temperature
2.Moisture
3. PH: acidic or basic concentration
Explanation:
Different microorganism grow at different temperature. For example, many human-disease-causing microbes have an optimum temperature of 37C, and most of the bacteria do not grow at temperature higher than 45C. This means that any temperature lower than 45C will favor the growth of certain bacteria while higher temperature may cause death or reduction in the population of most. Hence, the effect of temperature on these organisms.
Water is required to dissolve the cell substances in microorganism just like higher animals. while some can survive under an extremely dry condition, most can't and this could result in death or reduction in population.
PH, a measure of the hydrogen concentration in a solution for most microorganism is between 6-8, too much of acid or base could disrupt the activities of these organisms and a maintained range ensure an optimal survival.
The introduction of the Asian Clam in Lake George is an example of an Invasive Species.
Asian Clam are small in size, hardly 1.5 inches long. However, they can reproduce very quickly without the need for a partner. A single clam can give birth to hundreds of offspring in a single day without a mate.
Asian Clam is extremely unpleasant for most fresh water bodies since it excretes nutrients such as nitrogen.
This helps in the development of algae and gives off a foul stink.
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