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Nutrients and sunlight affect a region's photosynthetic productivity.
What do you understand by photosynthetic productivity?
The rate during which energy is added to organisms as biomass (the quantity of material that makes up animals' bodies) in producers in an ecosystem is known as photosynthetic productivity, also referred to as primary productivity.
These organisms that make energy through photosynthetic processes rely on getting access to nutrients and sunlight. Photosynthetic organisms' output and efficiency can be gauged. This is known to as photosynthetic productivity (or primary productivity), and it is directly effected by the sunlight and nutrients that producers require.
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Incomplete dominance is when a cross between two true breeds (homozygous) having different genotypes and phenotypes result in an heterozygous offspring expressing a third trait, usually a blend of those of the parents.
An example is crossing between red and white roses resulting in pink roses.
The condition to conclude incomplete dominance is that the heterozygous individual expresses a trait which is different from, and is a blend of, the traits of the parents.
Answer:
I couldn't find the chart anywhere, but if you have produced pigmy stripe rabbits already, it'll be possible interbreed the rabbits from the stock. I mean pigmy rabbit with pigmy rabbit only. Other type of rabbits are different species.
Explanation:
Pigmy striped rabbits belong to Brachylagus genus, and are different enough from another types of rabbits to be crossed, and obtain fertile progeny.
Physically, pigmy rabbits are much smaller than a mean rabbit (European rabbits or cottontail rabbits), and probably their genitalia don't fit properly.
Apart from this, many other differences exist, although cottontail rabbits are the most similar, genetically speaking
Answer:
air pressure
Explanation:
The diagram shows the concept of air pressure. Air pressure is also called atmospheric pressure. The pressure which is applied by the gases present above in the atmosphere on the object present below on the surface of earth. Atmospheric pressure is measured by an instrument called barometer. One atmosphere is equals to 1,013 millibars, or 760 millimetres of mercury. At sea level, air pressure is maximum while on hilly areas, this air pressure becomes lower due to less gases in the atmosphere.
