A2 Geography Ecosystems Revision
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- Created on: 28-04-14 15:17
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- Ecosystems
- Oxford Ragwort was native to Sicily, Italy, and introduced in the UK in 1700.
- Escaped to the Rural environment in 1720.
- Tropical Grassland Biome is hot all year round.
- Controlled by the ITCZ (Inter- tropical Convergence Zone)
- Convectional Rain
- The ITCZ forms through intense solar heating.
- Some plants are adapted to be poisonous.
- Controlled by the ITCZ (Inter- tropical Convergence Zone)
- Soil Moisture BudgetL The combined pattern of rainfall and temperature that leads to a certain amount of water in the soil.
- A food web shows clear interactions between different organisms.
- Energy and Nutrients are recyled in food chains.
- Pioneer species can be Nitrogen fixers.
- Oxford Ragwort was native to Sicily, Italy, and introduced in the UK in 1700.
- The ITCZ forms through intense solar heating.
- Each stage of a food chain is called a trophic level.
- Ecosystems
- Oxford Ragwort was native to Sicily, Italy, and introduced in the UK in 1700.
- Escaped to the Rural environment in 1720.
- Tropical Grassland Biome is hot all year round.
- Controlled by the ITCZ (Inter- tropical Convergence Zone)
- Convectional Rain
- Some plants are adapted to be poisonous.
- Controlled by the ITCZ (Inter- tropical Convergence Zone)
- Soil Moisture BudgetL The combined pattern of rainfall and temperature that leads to a certain amount of water in the soil.
- A food web shows clear interactions between different organisms.
- Energy and Nutrients are recyled in food chains.
- Pioneer species can be Nitrogen fixers.
- Oxford Ragwort was native to Sicily, Italy, and introduced in the UK in 1700.
- Ecosystems
- At each trophic level, energy is lost through respiration.
- Seral Progression begins with pioneer plants.
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