Xerophytic plants are well adapted for very wet conditions. True False Which types of soils usually have reduced supplies of macronutrients (carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen, etc.)? neutral soils (pH 7) slightly basic soils (pH 8-9) strongly acidic soils (pH 4-5)
Xerophytic plants are well adapted for very wet conditions. True False Which types of soils usually have reduced supplies of macronutrients (carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen, etc.)? neutral soils (pH 7) slightly basic soils (pH 8-9) strongly acidic soils (pH 4-5)
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Transcribed Image Text:Xerophytic plants are well adapted for very wet conditions.
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False
Which types of soils usually have reduced supplies of macronutrients (carbon,
oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen, etc.)?
neutral soils (pH 7)
slightly basic soils (pH 8-9)
strongly acidic soils (pH 4-5)
Transcribed Image Text:10,000
3000
Whitebark pine
Red fir
Lodgepole pine
Subalpine forest
Subalpine forest
8000
Jeffrey pine
2500
White fir
Montane forest
Ponderosa pine Piñon-juniper
Piñon woodland
2000
6000
Incense cedar
Scattered sequoia
Sagebrush
scrub
1500
Sagebrush
4000
Chaparral
Chamise
Ceanothus
1000
Oak-pine woodland
Blue oak and grass
2000
Oak savanna
500
Valley grassland
Grass
his pattern of climatic conditions and vegetation differences is known as.
vertical zonation.
)hygrophytic adaptation.
Decotoning.
) xerophytic adaptation.
In nitrogen fixation, bacteria and cyanobacteria capture (1).
and produce (2)
from the atmosphere
(1) nitrous oxide, N20, (2) nitrogen gas, N2
(1) ammonium, NH4, (2) nitrogen gas, N2
(1) nitrogen gas, N2, (2) ammonium, NH4
(1) ammonium, NH4, (2) nitrous oxide, N20
Elevation (feet)
Elevation (meters)
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