Soil, sand, and Rock move downslope typically
Oxbows and loess both show similarity as they both show the constructive power of erosion. An oxbow lake starts as a curve in a river. Oxbows are formed where the river often empties into another water body. ... A loess is a sediment which is formed by the accumulation of the wind blown silt
The central nervous system by sending messages from the brain through the nerves that go to your spine.
I think it wouldn’t be dead until it looses all of its color and is able to crumple in your fingertips. So basically, it isn’t dead yet when it is wilted. But Its getting to the stage of being dead (like how old people are at that stage of their life where they will pass away soon).
To put it simply, the flower is not dead yet, it’s just “old” :D
