Answer:It happens because of the sun
Explanation:
The sun heats the atmosphere and creates mist
The first modern form of terrarium was first invented sometime between 1827 and 1842 by Nathaniel Bagshaw Ward. This botanist and London doctor made the invention since he kept ferns in his house that kept on dying due to the fumes from the city's factories. In addition, he also noticed that plants grew in the soil that was kept in a jar where he kept caterpillars and moths for studying. Different natural processes can be observed such as photosynthesis, respiration and the water cycle. Terrariums can be sealed (have a removable lid) or open (no removable lid). In closed terrariums, you could have mosses, orchids, ferns or small plants that are usually seen in the tropics. In the other hand, open terrariums are better for plants that like to be dry for example succulents, blue oat grass, and catmint. An aquarium is for aquatic pets and plants while a terrarium is for land animals and plants. The mini ecosystems that can be represented are tropical forest, desert ecosystem, and grassland ecosystems. The desert ecosystem can be represented in open terrariums where dry plants can be found. While grassland and forest ecosystems can be represented by closed ecosystems that require tropical fauna and animal life.
Yeast, sugar eating fungus, use oxygen to release the energy from sugar, much like humans, in the process called "respiration". The more sugar there is, the more active the yeast will be and the faster it will grow. Yeast feeds on sucrose, fructose, glucose, and maltose, which it converts to cellular energy through alcoholic fermentation.
Sugar is more suitable for respiration.
The artificial sweeteners are less effective at promoting yeast respiration than sucrose.
Answer:
The sun provides most of the energy
