Answer:
In 1964 2.6 bales per hectare while in 2008, 380 bushels per hectare.
Explanation:
in 1964, the average corn yield was 2.6 bales per hectare which is equals to 570 kg per hectare while in 2008, the average yield of corn was 380 bushels per hectare which is equals to 9655 kg per hectare. This increase in the productivity of corn crop is due to advancement of technology, high yielding seed varieties and reduces post harvest losses. The yield of 2008 is 17 times higher than 1964.
Solution :
In Gizmo experiment, when both the intensity of light and carbon dioxide level is high, the rate of photosynthesis will maximize.
A). If the temperature is too hot or cold, it becomes difficult to find the ideal intensity of light because if the temperature is hot, the light intensity will be too high and thus the chlorophyll will get damaged. While if it too low, then it will be difficult for the proper functioning of the cells. And hence the photosynthesis will not take place.
B). It will be considered as a limiting factor if the light intensity is low. With light intensity being low, it will be difficult for the plant for survival and ideal carbon dioxide level will have no role. This amount of carbon dioxide does not help the plant to survive as the light intensity is now a rate limiting factor.
Water and carbon are major components of all life.Prokaryotic and eukaryotic are the two major categories of cells making up life on earth.
Highly porous and permeable
Explanation:
Compared to other types of rock layers, an aquifer is highly porous and permeable.
Aquifers are always the target when prospecting for ground water in a formation.
- Porosity is the amount of void spaces in a rock.
- Aquifers are highly porous .
- Permeability is the inter-connectivity of the void spaces and their ability to transmit fluids.
- Aquifers have very high permeability compared to other rock types.
In terms of permeability and porosity, an aquifer is higher porous and permeable.
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