<span>This statement is false. The binomial nomenclature system was used to classify animals, but not until the 1700s when it was first formally introduced by Carl Linnaeus. In ancient times, plants and animals were instead usually just classified in terms of whether or not they were useful, or divided animals into categories such as 'domestic animals, wild animals, creeping animals, flying animals, sea animals'.</span><span />
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Green building is a modern concept in architecture by means of which it is aimed at construction developments that are not invasive with the environment, or that affect the ecosystem in which they are built as little as possible, with the aim of leaving future generations an intact environment worth living in.
Thus, for a construction to conform to this concept, it must follow the following parameters:
-The construction must adapt to the natural environment, and not this to the construction.
-It has to be resource-efficient. Furthermore, the materials used must not be exploited indiscriminately or causing damage to the environment.
-The external area of the building must respect the natural patterns of the area where it is built, favoring a harmonic view between the building and the surroundings.
-Use of clean and renewable energy to supply the building.
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A nutrient can be described as a substance which is used for the survival, growth and reproduction of an organism.
Three nutrients which plants require are:
NITROGEN (N): Nitrogen is important for growth and immunity. Without nitrogen, the plant will not be able to grow or produce immunity.
PHOSPHORUS (P): Strengthens root systems, capacity for seed creation, disease resistance, and pest prevention. Improves flowers and blooming. Also strengthens tissues and flavors in edibles and veggies. Without phosphorus, plants will not be able to produce sweet fruits.
CALCIUM
Strengthens and fortifies overall tissues everywhere. Also helps neutralize acidity, both within the plant and in its surrounding soil, for optimal health.
