Answer:
they are important because they recycle nutrients, making them available for other organisms
Explanation:
they are natures recyclers and return nutrients back into the soil
The answer is marcotting. This is for trees, shrubs and
semi-woody plants. The two cuts are then connected by a straight cut and the
bark is pried loose and removed. This involves pressing of a sharp knife
against the bark preferably as close as possible below a node, moving the knife
in circular motion around the stem.
A. Insulin as it is a human hormone produced in the pancreas to the liver....
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That is called A. <span>Circular distribution.</span>
