The water cycle in my front yard would start with the transpiration process, as there's multiple trees, bushes, and vegetables, through which leaves the surplus water is released and it evaporates. Partially, there is evaporation from the water in the soil as well. Since the water vapor is lighter than the air mass it gets up into the colder parts of the atmosphere. Once it reaches the colder parts of the atmosphere the water vapor condensates. From the condensation clouds are forming, and under the influence of the gravity the drops return the surface again in the form of precipitation. Some of that precipitation gets into my yard, but it also through the process of percolation gets into the ground, where it fills the reservoirs, and through the springs that water comes out. From the springs we get water for usage in the household, including the water I use for watering the plants in the yard. The process continuous all the time in that manner.
They are pervasive and play many different roles in the marine environment, from being the base of the food chain, controlling much of the flow of marine energy and nutrients, and being essential to the ocean's health.
The correct answers are;
A.) High energy sugars
A) ATP
The light-independent (dark) reactions are chemical reactions of photosynthesis which occurs within the stoma in plant chloroplast. These reactions use the products of light-dependent reactions which are ATP and NADPH with some enzymes (such as RuBisCO) to carry out its processes. Carbon dioxide and other compounds are converted to produce high energy sugars (glucose) which is used by the plant.
Glycolysis is the cellular degradation of the simple sugar (glucose) to produce pyruvic acid (also known as pyruvate), and ATP (adenosine triphosphate) is used as an energy source.
Answer:
dear user the answer is option A.oxygen level and water temperature and C.salinity and water temperature.
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