Continuous movement of elements and compounds that make up nutrients through air, water, soil, rock, and living organisms.

Q: Importance of drinking water.

A: Water is an inorganic, straightforward, dull, scentless, and almost boring compound substance, which…

Q: • the role of water as a medium for the metabolic processes of cells • the ability of water to…

A: Water is universal solvent. I.e. it allows different solute to dissolve in itself.  Water provides…

Q: An energy system that breakdowns carbohydrates using 1 to 2 minutes of energy

A: The breakdown of glucose to obtain energy is the routine pathway of cells for fulfilling their…

Q: Organic material comes in many forms, but all originates from plant material. Group of answer…

A: Organic material contains complex organic molecules made up of carbon and other elements.

Q: To discuss: The roles of solar energy and the Coriolis effect in the generation of global air and…

A: The sun is usually know that they are been defined about they provide energy to the Earth in the…

Q: pros and cons of biomass production

A: Biomass: Biomass is the  renewable material that is plant or animal origin and used to generate heat…

Q: Describe the movement of of chemical elements/nutrients between organisms and nonliving compartments…

A: Biogeochemical cycle  It is a natural process by which elements and nutrients keep circulating from…

Q: Difference of eukaryotes and prokaryotes in terms of nutrition

A: Nutrients are obtained from the environment and are utilized for development and digestion.…

Q: importance of traditional and modern fermentation, and variables that affect the traditional and…

A: Fermentation is the process of transforming carbohydrates into alcohol or organic acids by employing…

Q: Three food sources of the nutrient (tuna)

A: Tuna is a variety of saltwater fish, that can be found in the Atlantic Ocean, Indian ocean,…

Q: How food preservation food methods for food product development and an evaluation of their…

A: Food Preservation:- Food preservation involves practices for food processing in order to prevent the…

Q: Human factor Engineering How to Draw and explain human factors cycle.

A: The study of information on physical or psychological factors which is in human intended use is…

Q: behavior of biotic factors when subject to contact with certain materials via different phases of…

A: Introduction The two main factors that influence the environment are 1. Biotic factors that include…

Q: Importance of air in soil for animals

A: Soil is a habitat for various animals and plants. Type of soil decides which kind of animals will…

Q: Substance Description How Used by Plants A gas in the atmosphere that is produced by carbon based…

A: Answer: Introduction: Photosynthesis takes place in leaves of many plants.  Leave consists of…

Q: How phosphorus and algal bloom are related

A: Algal bloom (marine or water bloom)  is defined as a process where the population of the algal…

Q: Biotic and Abiotic Factors of a CAT

A: Any animal or plants surviving in an ecosystem is affected by certain biotic and abiotic factors.…

Q: True or false? All pollutants are synthetic chemicals.

A: The environment is composed of all living and non-living things found in nature. Pollution is the…

Q: means a sudden and dramatic increase in the growth factor for photosynthesis, such as sunlight,…

A: INTRODUCTION The process by which green plants make glucose with the help of sunlight, nutrients,…

Q: To describe: The way in which humans alter the nitrogen cycle and the step that can be taken by the…

A: Nitrogen is found in proteins, nucleic acids, and chlorophyll, it is necessary for all living…

Q: Natural carbon recycling

A: 1. four major store of carbon is: Atmosphere Oceans Terrestrial ecosystem earth's crust 2. Rewrite…

Q: is one of the six largest oil exploration, natural gas, and petroleum companies in the ....world

A: The largest oil and gas production companies in the world are decided and calculated by the total…

Q: Why detritivorse, decomposers and omnivore are not assigned to the trophic level

A: A trophic level refers to the position of an organism in a food chain. The position is determined by…

Q: Sustainability and biodiversity related to eco-friendly products.

A: Sustainable goods are those that have natural, social, and economic benefits while maintaining…

Q: Water is at the centre of all biotechnological processes and in most cases will be the dominant…

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Q: Why

A: Introduction :- Biomass is made up of living things. This can include any plant or animal material,…

Q: Energy flow in an ecosystem and how matter is recycled

A: Energy flow in an ecosystem Energy is required by all organisms to survive. This energy transmits…

Q: Which one is NOT an example of a decomposer

A: Microorganisms are decomposers of the food chain which are capable of decomposing plant and animal…

Q: All enzymes of the GIT, their source, activator of that enzyme, substrate it functions on and…

A: Enzymes are proteins that act as biochemical catalysts to speed up a biochemical reaction, without…

Q: Importance of Rain water Assignment

A: Rainwater is relatively clean water collected during rainfall sources and with the necessary…

Q: The relative humidity in pore spaces is high in soils in tropical areas but low in desert soils.…

A: Relative humidity is the amount of moisture/water vapour present in the air compared to the normal…

Q: To explain: The reason why cycling of matter is essential to the long-term continuance of life.

A: Ecosystems are self-sustaining communities of living organisms that interact with their…

Q: This is a list of carbon stores (different forms that carbon is stored in). Match each carbon store…

A: Biosphere is the entire area on the earth along with its atmosphere in it. All the organisms and the…

Q: Describe how the properties of water contribute to TWO of the following. • transpiration •…

A: Water is a very essential molecule that is required to sustain life. The molecule is capable of…

Q: marine-plastics-pollution suluton in a

A: Pollution is the introduction of any material (solid, liquid, or gas) or form of energy (such as…

Q: How greenhouse effects the human life.

A: Green house effect is a process when the gases in the atmosphere absorbs the radiation from the…

Q: Micronutrients includes all except

A: In animals Micronutrients are vitamins and minerals needed by the body in very small amounts. In…

Q: Utilising a relentless organic pollutant,elucidate how it's toxicokinetic properties are influenced…

A: Persistent Organic pollutant (POPs):                          The toxic chemicals that adversely…

Q: the base of the food web Resplratlon nthesis

A: Energy from the sun has been captured by plants through a process called photosynthesis. It is…

Q: How different major habitats leads to differences in microbial composition.

A: The microbial community comprises the major biodiversity on the earth. They play a major role in…

Q: What serves as a long-term Storage area for water or nutrients

A: The areas of Earth where life is present are referred to as the biosphere. The biosphere encompasses…

Q: Biomolecules of the following: - fresh flat mustard greens - sea salt - corn - rice - water

A: Biomolecules are the biological molecules that are present in the cells of the living organisms and…

Q: Describe the cycle of carbon (C), nitrogen (N) or phosphorus (P) (only one) and include one…

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Q: To summarize: The effects of solar energy on the Earth's temperature.

A: Solar energy is crucial for creation of green house effect. Green house effect trap heat under…

Q: The hydrological cycle

A: The biogeochemical cycles on earth comprises the flow of important biological and chemical elements…

Q: With schematic outline briefly explain carbon and oxygen cycle in hydrosphere

A: On the planet earth, the parts where life exists or living things thrive are referred to as the…

Q: Resource and planning for ocean pollution

A: Marine contamination is a developing issue in this day and age. Our sea is being overflowed with two…

Plant sensory system

The plant sensory system is a sophisticated system that responds to environmental stimuli such as light,temperature, gravity, and touch. Research predicts that plant hormones and signaling mechanisms areresponsible for this regulation system in plants.