One way that they are economically valuable is that it is mostly made up of the stuff that we have and need now like papers, tables, money, houses, etc. Wood is very very important in the human society and the place to get them is the forests.
A way that it is ecologically valuable is that the trees create habitats for the animals that live in the forests for protection from storms, other animals, etc. The trees in the forest can also be a source of food for some animals because those animal can feed on the leaves.
It’s living vs non living
Here's what I came up with:
1. Scavengers
2. Community
3. Parasitism
4. Competition
5. Food chain
6. Predator-prey
7. Dominant species
8. Population
9. Parasitism
10. Commensalism
11. Mutualism
12. Predator-prey
13. Decomposer
14. Scavengers
15. Mutualism
16. Dominant species
17. Predator- prey
Option D, they are watered more often than tomatoes grown in other gardens, is the right answer.
The improper watering to the tomato plants can lead to several cultivation issues. Watering tomatoes at after drying them out can also lead to tomatoes to swell suddenly and splitting the peel of the tomatoes which permits fungal germination to take hold causing the complete ruin of the fruit. Therefore, it may noticed that watering plays an important role in the cultivation of tomatoes. It is clear, therefore, that the reason behind the juiciest tomatoes is the watering; the Botanist watered tomatoes plants of his garden more than they were watered in other gardens.
Asexual reproduction is quicker since it <span>generates offspring that are genetically identical to a single parent.</span>
