caused when the relative humidity of the air reaches 100% at the surface food chain The transfer of food energy through a series of organisms, beginning with the consumption of green plants (producers) by herbivores (plant eaters), and later consumption of the herbivores by carnivores (meat eaters) food web A complex, interwoven series of food chains foraging Food collecting germination The beginning of growth by an embryo plant gradient The slope of a channel, generally expressed in feet per mile or in degrees Great Basin A physiographic region, mostly in Utah and Nevada, that was named by John Fremont because the area appeared to be a gigantic enclosed basin.
(an embryo plant gradient; generally expressed; The slope of a channel) (the relative humidity of the air; reaches; 100%; T:at the surface food chain) (The transfer of food energy through a series of organisms, beginning with the consumption of green plants (producers) by herbivores (plant eaters), and later consumption of the herbivores by carnivores; was named; by John Fremont; because the area appeared to be a gigantic enclosed basin) (the area; appeared; ) (the area; to be; a gigantic enclosed basin) (Food; collecting; germination)
an embryo plant gradient the relative humidity of the air The transfer of food energy through a series of organisms, beginning with the consumption of green plants (producers) by herbivores (plant eaters), and later consumption of the herbivores by carnivores the area the area Food
generally expressed reaches was named appeared to be collecting
The slope of a channel
100% T:at the surface food chain
by John Fremont because the area appeared to be a gigantic enclosed basin
a gigantic enclosed basin
germination