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Biology
State 4 ways by which through which a soil is depleted
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Ответ:
Explanation:
Leaching – Plant nutrients are lost beyond the reach of plant roots. Usually caused by excessive rainfall washing nutrients deep down into sub-soil beyond new roots reach.
Soil erosion – Top soil is lost by the agent of erosion e.g. wind, water.
Monocropping – This utilizes only specific nutrients from a particular zone making it exhausted. -It also causes accumulation of certain pests and diseases.
Continuous cropping –This continuously exhaust the fertility of land unless the the land if fallowed.
Change of soil PH -Use of either acidic or basic fertilizers affect soil pH and Consequently the presence of micro-organisms hence soil fertility affected.
Burning of vegetations –Destroys organic matter and soil structure. Nutrients are lost and soil exposed to erosion.
Accumulation of salts – Common in waterlogged areas and semi-arid areas in which poor drainage causes evaporation during the dry periods, making the soil saline.
Ответ:
a-synthesizes lipids
b-assembles ribosomes
c-defines cell shape
d-produces secretory proteins
e-modifies and sorts proteins
f-digests proteins
g-generates ATP
Explanation;
Some organelles and structures that make up the cell include; mitochondria, ribososmes, cell membrane, endoplasmic reticulum, golgi apparatus, lysosomes, among others,
-These organelles play individual roles in the cell; For instance;
Mitochondria-generates ATP
Lysosomes; digests proteins and worn out organelles
Golgi apparatus; modifies and sorts proteins
Ribosomes; Produces proteins
Endoplasmic reticulum; sythesis of lipids
Cytoskeleton; it gives the cell its shape
Nucleolus; manufactures and assembles ribosomes
etc.