Recognition of poisonous plants is very important since it is part of livestock managements especially grazing animals such as cows and horses. Plant identification and avoidance to such is the key solution to poisoning.
Here are five plant species that are poisonous to grazing animals:
1. Brackenfern- <span>(Pteridium acquilinum)
2. Butterfly Milkweed (</span><span>Asclepias tuberosa)
3. Chokecherry (</span><span>(Prunus virginiana)
4. Cocklebur (</span>Xanthium strumarium)<span>
5. Hoary Alyssum </span><span>(Berteroa incana)</span>
The central nervous system controls the majority of the body and mind. This is easily done as it's comprised of the spinal cord and the brain.
If the central nervous system is damaged, it typically causes terrifying results such as paralyzed below the waist or anywhere for that matter.
Therefore, the central nervous system's function is to control the majority of the body as well as the mind.
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Use this:
pH = 7 => neutral
pH > 7 => basic (alkaline)
pH < 7 => acidic
So, a pH of 7.6 means the soil is alkaline.
Now, to reduce the impact you should lower the pH.
Sulfur forms acid (H2S or H2SO4) which will lower the pH.
So, adding sulfur will result in the (at least partial) neutralization of the pH and so reduce the impact on plant growth.
Answers: 1) alkaline, 2) sulfur.
I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is option C. When overdevelopment occurs and canals are built to divert rain water, then this would lower<span> groundwater levels because the water cannot seep through the soil to the groundwater. Hope this answers the question.</span>