Environmental Studies AQA AS Unit 1 Keywords
Keywords for Unit 1, Environmental Studies AS for AQA
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- A gas that absorbs infrared radiation, causing atmospheric heating (10, 5)
- A tissue culture method where large numbers of plants can be produced from a tissue sample of a plant without the need for seeds (5, 12)
- Farming in a forest where an area is burnt to create a clearing then farmed until nutrient depletion and weed growth cause it to be abandonded (5, 3, 4, 7)
- Species that are native to the area (10, 7)
- Symbiotic fungi associated with plant roots that gain carbohydrates from the plants and aid the uptake of nutrients from the soil by the plants (11, 5)
- The greatest number of a species that can be supported in an area (8, 8)
- The measure of the amount of heat energy needed heat up a particular mass of a material through a temperature rise. Water's is high so it heats up and cools down slowly and has an important role in moderating climatic fluctuations. (8, 4, 8)
- The preservation of material by freezing (16)
- The sequence of changes in a community from bare rock (or a lake or a beach) to a climax community (10, 10)
- The UK governmental forestry commission, which manages the UK's woodland (8, 9)
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