Totally. Earth's climate systems are driven by the electromagnetic radiation that comes from the Sun. The incoming radiation that comes from the Sun is reflected by the clouds, passes through Earth's surface, or is even absorbed by the planet's atmosphere. The atmosphere warms thanks to the chemical reactions of larger aerosol particles in the atmosphere absorbing this radiation.
Just as animals, plants also contain vascular<span> tissues (</span>xylem<span>), which transports water and minerals up from the roots to the leaves, and </span>phloem<span>, which transports sugar molecules, amino acids, and hormones both up and down through the plant</span>
Yes because if there is too much vegetation and not enough omnivores or herbivores the carnivores could eat all other animals and the eventually go extinct because of food loss and starvation. <span />
It forms in the clouds which causes rain and then falls to the ground thus causing a wet ground
