a torpid or resting state humus: highly decomposed plant and animal residue that is a part of soil hydrologic cycle: water movement cycle from the atmosphere to the earth and back again through these steps: evaporation, transpiration, condensation, precipitation, percolation, runoff, and storage i indigenous: a naturally occurring species intermittent: stopping and starting at intervals inventory: in wildlife terms, the process of identifying and counting animals in a particular area k key plant species: those plant species that are used to indicate the general condition of a habitat l leaching: the removal of soluble substances from soil by percolating water lichen: algae and fungus growing together in a symbiotic relationship life cycle: the continuous sequence of changes undergone by an organism from one primary form to the development of the same form again lignin: the organic substance that holds together the individual fibers of wood limestone: a shaly or sandy sedimentary rock, chiefly CaCO3;
(algae and fungus; growing; together) (a torpid or resting state humus: highly decomposed plant and animal residue; is; a part of soil hydrologic cycle) (the organic substance; holds; together; the individual fibers of wood limestone) (those plant species; are used; to indicate the general condition of a habitat l leaching) (changes; undergone; by an organism) (those plant species; to indicate; the general condition of a habitat l leaching)
algae and fungus a torpid or resting state humus: highly decomposed plant and animal residue the organic substance those plant species changes those plant species
growing is holds are used undergone to indicate
together
a part of soil hydrologic cycle
together the individual fibers of wood limestone
to indicate the general condition of a habitat l leaching
by an organism
the general condition of a habitat l leaching