Limiting factors refer to certain characteristics that affect a population in terms of growth and development. For instance, food scarcity. Without an abundant amount of food, organisms tend to lack such nutrients and the population eventually decreases. Under this idea, if there are too many deer in a forest, there won't be enough resources (food and water). Their population will decrease until the population growth limit is sustained.
The answer would be B. Abiotic Factors. The prefix a means not, so a biotic means not alive. Hope that helped :D
Radiometric dating reveals the exact (i think its exact) age of a fossil.
The seeds she planted in the mud grew quicker because the mud is holding nutrition for the corn. The soil is a good guess to make, but the mud is more dense and moist. The water wouldn't have had more nutrients than the mud, just because the mud holds breakdown matter and other things from other plants.
Answer:
definition with benefit is given below of
1st. gravitropism
2nd. phototropism
3rd. thigmotropism
4th. photoperiod
Explanation:
1st is gravitropism
gravitropism is process in which plant grow in the direction that gravity act
It is also called geotropism
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Gravitropism is important for plants because it directs the roots to grow in the downward direction that is important for obtaining nutrients
2nd is phototropism
phototropism is the process in which plant growth directed by the light
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we know plants need light to carry out photosynthesis
so Phototropism direct the growth of the stem and branch toward sunlight
3rd is thigmotropism
thigmotropism is the directional change in growth of plant in response to a touch stimulus
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thigmotropism is especially important for climbing plant that is use support to climb up
4th is photoperiod
photoperiod is the physiological change in organism in the response to length of the day and night
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it play important role to determining the physiological developmental process in the plant such as budding and tuberization
