Zones in lakes and oceans are delineated by depth, distance from shore, or light penetration. Different zones have different phy
sical and chemical characteristics, such as temperature and salinity. Label the diagrams of zonation in lakes and oceans. Drag the labels to their correct targets on the diagrams below. Use the pink labels for the pink targets and the blue labels for the blue targets.
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a.) freshwater plants may be rooted here--- Shore
b.) littoral zone--- it is the region of a lake or pond that is nearest to the shore
c.) limnetic zone--- A region of open water in lakes and ponds.
d.) alternately dry and submerged--- Intertidal Zone
e.) extends to edge of the continental shelf--- Neretic Zone
f.) generally low nutrient levels
g.) light penetrates here--- Photic Zone
h.) no photosynthesis occurs here--- Aphotic Zone
i.) benthic zone--- this is purely known as the bottom of the lakes or oceans
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Photosynthesis yield sugar in two main steps
1. Light reaction
In this step plant absorb sunlight which cause photolysis of water and excitation of electron. this electron flow through Z-scheme and atlast enter into NADH, the end product of light reaction is ATP and NADH₂.
2. DArk reaction.
In this step ATP and NADH₂ are used as raw materials. it occurs in stroma of chloroplast. here CO₂ is used through Calvin cycle and at the end glucose is prepared.