Rhizome
Rhizomes are a type of stem that grows horizontally underground. They are capable of propagating vegetatively or asexually. Rhizomes store starches and proteins that allow them to grow all-year-round underground. Examples of which would be ginger, turmeric and lotus.
You have to employ deductive reasoning to answer this question.
Do sea walls protect land from erosion?
Do limits on clear cutting protect land from erosion?
Do cut and burn methods conserve land by enriching the soil?
How would rain water harvesting contribute to the conservation of land?
The list of items are as follows:
day length,
tundra plants, including blueberries and birch
caribou and grizzly bear
soil depth
lichens
air temperature
Answer:
The correct answer is - tundra plants, including blueberries and birch, caribou and grizzly bear, and lichens.
Explanation:
The arctic tundra is known for its extremely cold winter temperatures, high latitude/northern hemisphere, little precipitation. Vegetation in here is permafrost, birch, blueberries, lichens, and mosses, migrating mammals such as grizzly bears and caribou, and residing herbivores.
Various biotic and abiotic factors interact in this ecological community one another and on the basis of the given information the items which are part of the arctic tundra ecological community are-
tundra plants, including blueberries and birch, caribou and grizzly bear, and lichens.
