Biology/Why do plants grow on hills?
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Question
I am in class 9th andv I clange u to tell me the answer of this question
Why the plants grow on the hills?
Dear Hasnain,
This is a pretty vague question. But I will answer it as asked: Plants grow on hills because there are sufficient resources there (soil, sunlight, water) to support them, if they are genetically capable of taking advantage of those resources.
I hope this helps. If not, please state your question more specifically, and I'll try to help.
Dana
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Dana Krempels, Ph.D.
Expertise
I can answer biology-related questions in the areas of evolution, zoology, botany, genetics, and ecology. But I don't answer homework questions or provide ideas for your science fair projects. So students please do your learning the right way by reading your text assignments and studying!
Experience
At the University of Miami, I teach Evolution and Biodiversity, Botany, Zoology, Genetics, Ecology, and a variety of seminars (e.g., the Biology and Evolution of Human Gender Roles).
Education/Credentials
I have a B.S. in Biology and an A.B. in English from the University of Southern California (1980).
I earned my Ph.D. in Biology in the area of evolutionary biology/visual physiology from the University of Miami in 1989.
Past/Present Clients
I am currently an "expert" in both the "Rabbits" and "Wild Animals" categories.
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