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Physiology – study of function and processes in
living organisms Histosols – soil order found in wet and acidic bogs
Synecology – it focused on plant and animal Combustion – process by which fossil fuel release
communities in relation to the environment CO2
Landscape Ecology – refers to the relationship NPP – rate of energy storage in plant tissues in
between adjacent communities and ecosystem excess of the rate of respiration by the plants
themselves
Autecology – specialized field focused on the
individual and its environment Denitrification – converts nitrate or nitrite back to
nitrogen
Omnivores – animals that eats both consumers and
producers Sand – soil particle with the size of 0.002 – 0.05 mm
Saprophytic Chain – type of food chain that Silt – soil particle with the size of 0.05 – 2 mm
involves bacteria and other decomposers
Nitrogen Fixation – process that fixes nitrogen and
Mesophytes – require moderate amount of water reduces atmospheric nitrogen to ammonia
Non-succulent Perennials – usually shrubs that have NH4+ - symbol for ammonium; forms of nitrogen
small hard leaves which decrease water loss utilized by plants
Desert Perennials – plants that have well-adopted Floating Leaf Hydrophyte – Water Lily
life history
Suspended Hydrophyte – Phytoplankton
Biological Weathering – weathering caused by the
Grams – NPP is measured of
activities of living organisms