Answer:
True
Explanation:
Electromagnetic radiation is the primary energy source on Earth and the driver of the entire climate system.
The sun is also the source of energy that drives all life on Earth. This energy controls the weather, ocean currents and the hydrological cycle, influences our mood and daily activities.
The sun is a star, the same as the stars we see in the night sky, it is only much, much closer to us. It is nearly 150 million kilometers away from Earth. It is at the heart of our solar system and warms our planet enough that life can thrive on it. For over 4.5 billion years, this hot-ball of glowing plasma has been the engine of time, climate and life on Earth.
A portion of the food is used by the plant itself in cellular respiration and the rest is consumed by animals or by decomposers.
Anime1life can you list the options so I can refresh my memory and list the correct answer for you.
Some plants have thorns to prevent animals from eating them, others are poisonous, so no one goes near them, others cause rashes, so no one touches them...etc.
Different plants have different defense mechanisms.
So the answer to your question is NO.
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