Nutrients and sunlight affect a region's photosynthetic productivity.
What do you understand by photosynthetic productivity?
The rate during which energy is added to organisms as biomass (the quantity of material that makes up animals' bodies) in producers in an ecosystem is known as photosynthetic productivity, also referred to as primary productivity.
These organisms that make energy through photosynthetic processes rely on getting access to nutrients and sunlight. Photosynthetic organisms' output and efficiency can be gauged. This is known to as photosynthetic productivity (or primary productivity), and it is directly effected by the sunlight and nutrients that producers require.
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BB, Bb, and bb.
Offspring whose genotype is either BB or Bb will have the dominant trait expressed phenotypically,
The correct option is D.
The removal of water from the dam will reduce the amount of oxygen that can be dissolved in the water. The plants and the animals that live in the marsh need the oxygen gas to survive, thus the reduction in oxygen content of the water will have negative effects on the plants and the animals that live in the marsh.
