It is true that plants need salts and minerals to grow, but access salts can lead to the plant dying. (Like how humans need some salt in there diet, but access salt is not healthy. That is why it is bad to drink sea water) Anna's way of thinking is incorrect. Salty water could lead to the plant dying because too much salt could be toxic instead of helping them grow better.
This is due to that the water can absorb a high amount of heat, and it also has a large capacity in order to hold all that heat. That's why <span>the temperatures in these areas are more mild than inland where the temperatures are more extreme</span>
All the members of a specific species that live in an area are a population.
Answer:
It has a higher temperature than the inner core.
Explanation:
The inner core is indeed hotter than the outer core, is mostly composed of liquid iron and nickel, and magnetism in the outer core is about 50 times stronger than it is on the surface.
Mendel discovered diploidy in plants (containing two complete sets of chromosomes) peas specifically; basically he knew each pea carried two alleles for each genetic trait.
