Mount Fuji which is Japans tallest and most famous mountain, is an active volcano in The Ring of Fire. Mount Fuji sits on a "Triple Junction" which is where three tectonic plates interact.
Answer:
The biosphere is made up of the parts of Earth where life exists.
They are composed of living organisms and the abiotic factors
Explanation:
So B is correct :)
Complete question: While taking a walk in a park, Muskaan observed an insect on a pitcher plant (Nepenthes). Immediately the flower opened up and the insect slid down. To which of the following categories does the pitcher plant belongs?
a) Saprophytes
b) Insectivorous
c) Parasite
d) Symbiotic
Answer:
The correct answer is option b. Insectivorous
Explanation:
A carnivorous or insectivorous plant is the one that obtains most of its nutritional necessities from the capture and consumption of protozoans or animals, especially insects and arthropods.
These insectivorous plants grow in poorly nutritional soil, so they need to get nutrients from their prey. These species attract and trap their prey, and by the action of specific enzymes and digestive bacterias, they can absorb the insects' nutrients.
These insectivorous plants make use of their flowers to trap the prey. These tramp flowers are cup-shaped, and at the bottom of this cup, there is a liquid where insects get trapped and die.
Insects are attracted by aromas produced by the edges of the trap and when they land, they slip and fall inside, and once drowned, the enzymes digest them.
Answer:
An ecosystem is a community of living organisms with nonliving components of their environment, interacting together as a system
Explanation:
I vivid description of an ecosystem is that species of different kinds make up populations which makes up communities.
Animals and plants are associated with both divisions and phyla
As kingdom grows the more species are in the classifying group.
<span>And since there are only a number of kingdom and thousand species, it would account that species changes more rapidly and exponentially grows than kingdoms.</span>
