The food web includes herbivores - (animals that eat plants), carnivores - (animals that eat other animals), and <span>Omnivore<span> - (an animal that eats both plants and animals)</span></span>
Answer:
c. daytime conductive heat gain from adjacent ground surface would be greater
Explanation:
The plants in the tundra had to adapt to survive so they became short and developed closer together, this can create a sort of cushion that locks in the heat that the sun can provide, conductive heat from the adjacent soil is also taken advantage of and the leaves on the plant absorbe as much heat from the sunlight as they can, growin closer together also helps them mantain the heat.
Answer:
See the answer below
Explanation:
<em>When the salt water resulting from using salt to thaw ice and snow is washed off the road, the nearby plants along the roadside would be subjected to osmotic stress due to the lower water potential of the soil water when compared to that of their cells. Consequently, the plants are expected to lose water to the surrounding salt solution until an equilibrium is established between their cytosols and the soil solution. </em>
Answer:
a and c
Explanation:
I do not really have an explanation but I hope this helps :)