Answer;
-Tolerance to salinity
Explanation;
-The salt tolerance of a plant is often defined as the degree to which the plant can withstand, without significant adverse effects, moderate or high concentrations of salt in water on its leaves or in the soil within reach of its roots.
-Salts in the soil water may inhibit plant growth for two reasons. First, the presence of salt in the soil solution reduces the ability of the plant to take up water, and this leads to reductions in the growth rate.
If one population, such as lets say a hawk decreases the niche, or the importance of an animal or its effect in the ecosystem, on the mice. the mice population increases. or it can be lets say plants and bugs, the lady bug goes away and the other bugs eat the plant
1. a carbohydrate is like an energy drink because it gives you energy
2. a lipid is like a storage container because it stores energy
3. a protein is like glue because it gives you (structural) support
4. a nucleus acid is like a computer because it transfers data from one place to another
The most used instruments for the determination of free-living physical activity and energy expenditure are; whole-room indirect calorimeter, Accelerometers and pedometers and also the Doubly-Labeled Water. Indirect calorimetry measures gas exchange from which energy expenditure can be estimated, Double labeled water is the most relevant method for measuring free-living energy expenditure in animals and humans, it is based on exponential disappearance from the body of the stable isotopes (H and O) after a bolus dose of water. Accelerometers and pedometers provide an inexpensive overall measure of physical activity, however they are unable to asses the intensity, frequency and duration of activity or to estimate energy expenditure.
