Trees soak up rain from the ground and store/use it. Without trees to soak up the water on the ground, it stays put > pools > floods.
Also, a little bit of rain stays on the trees' leaves. This may not seem like a lot, but there are many trees in a forest with many many leaves all holding water :)
Adenine and guanine
Thymine and cytosine
A) In a population of bed bugs, variation exists. Some variation provides resistance to the pesticides. Those bed bugs survive to reproduce, passing the resistance on to offspring
Answer:
A. biosphere/lithosphere
Explanation:
The habitat of moles in underground burrows shows the interaction between the biosphere and lithosphere.
The biosphere the region of the earth occupied by living organisms.
The lithosphere is the solid part of the earth
- Organisms interacts with the lithosphere in diverse ways.
- For underground burrowers, their dwelling place is situated in crevices and holes.
- This interdependence highlights the interaction between the spheres in nature.
Both Gap junctions and plasmodesmata enable direct material transfer across cells.
<h3>What is Gap junction?</h3>
- Specialized intercellular connections known as gap junctions connect a variety of animal cell types.
- They connect cytoplasms of two cells directly, allowing different chemicals, ions, and electrical impulses to travel through a controlled gate between cells.
<h3>What is plasmodesmata?</h3>
- When it comes to intercellular trafficking, communication, and signaling for plant development and defense.
- Plastodesmata—intercellular pores that connect adjacent plant cells and permit membrane for cytoplasmic continuity is crucial.
- Plasmodesmata allow molecules, from tiny photosynthetic products to big proteins and mRNA, to flow more easily between cells.
- Plasmodesmata is essential for the transport of nutrients via vascular tissue.
- They are also essential during development since plant cells do not migrate like animal cells do.
Learn more about gap junction here:
brainly.com/question/13649861
#SPJ4
