Why do living organisms need nutrients? Why are fungi not plants? How do marine bacteria affect the food chain? Explain your answer. Why do all organisms require nitrogen? Why is bacteria considered a pioneer species? Why do you heat fix a smear of bacteria?
Aquatic organisms need DO to survive, so that's why some water bodies have artificial aeration. Examples include a paddle wheel or a fountain in the middle of a pond, the use of an air stone in an aquarium, and pumping air into aeration basins at wastewater treatment plants to sustain mic...
All of these organisms work to balance the population of organisms within the compost, which increases the efficiency of the entire process. Making Compost To start making compost, you need to first choose a site and then start adding your ingredients. Yifei Fang/Getty Images Making compost ...
Why are nutrients important to living organisms? Why do dogs eat paper? What happens when a bug's exoskeleton breaks? Why do animals live in forest habitats? Why do cats eat their own vomit? Why do herbivores need nitrogen? Why are plants autotrophs?
Aquatic organisms need DO to survive, so that's why some water bodies have artificial aeration. Examples include a paddle wheel or a fountain in the middle of a pond, the use of an air stone in an aquarium, and pumping air into aeration basins at wastewater treatment plants to sustain mic...
Plants are the producers in the Earth's ecosystem. They produce the oxygen necessary for the survival of living organisms. In order for plants to survive, they need five things to grow: air, water, sunlight, soil and warmth. For photosynthesis, plants re
1. All organisms are metaorganisms 2. Understanding the adaptation to extreme environments requires an understanding of the evolutionary and ecological processes that shape the associated microbial community 3. Metabolism and nutrient cycling in the metaorganism 4. Living in extreme environments requires ...
Furthermore, communication under water requires water-soluble signals, whereas terrestrial organisms rather use volatile compounds or compounds which can be attached to small particles that travel in agitated air and transport the actual signaling component. In this context, the term volatility is ...
Ours was over 12%! All I can figure is that centuries of leaf litter has created a rich organic soil. I never expected this level of OM. So here’s lesson number one:Don’t add OM just because you think you need it.Too much OM creates overly rich conditions that can reduce the nat...
Why is water so important to living organisms? Why does the body need fat? Why do we need scientific ethology? Why is water so important for life? Why are all living things on Earth carbon-based? Why, chemically, is nitrogen not more available to living things?