Preventing wind erosion in a dry, sandy area is feasible through any of the following land-use practices:
a. Tillage - creates soil roughness by making furrows and ridges that are perpendicular to the direction of the wind.
b. Crop rotation - rotations of legumes followed by shrubs followed by trees then back to legumes work best.
c. Intercropping - is the most widely used particularly in countries with desert areas. One of the most popularly used is oasis agriculture that makes use of about 3 layers of vegetation.
Genetic material is being duplicated during C. Interphase of the cell cycle.
A, every codon is specific to its amino acid
Answer:
in primary succession the soil is not readily present so, primary succession needs more time to get constitute and the soil is readily present in the secondary succession and hence it requires very less time.
