If shoreline resources are not protected, these may and will happen:
1) shoreline erosion
2)coastal flooding
3) water pollution
4) sea level will rise due to land sinking
5) higher risk of flooding in cities, inhabited islands, and tidal wetlands
6) increasing salinity of ground water making it undrinkable without desalination, and harming aquatic plants and animals
Actually, the names don't affect the classification at all - it does not matter how something is called, as it does not change its characteristics.
The classification of organism is based on their evolution and characteristics and it's a scientific consensus based on the data. Names don't impact it at all.
However, to increase understanding in science, scientist made the names after the place in the classification - so the scientific classification determines the names (but not the other way round).
Most offten you can tell how an animal is classified from the name, but only because it was named after this classification.
Answer:
A null hypothesis would be that caffeine doesn't stimulates sunflower plants to grow taller.
Explanation:
Null hypothesis: In research methods, the term "null hypothesis" is described as a type of hypothesis that proposes that there's no difference between specific characteristics of a particular data gathering process or population.
Function: The main aim of "null hypothesis" is to prove whether or not a specific test or study is supported and is separated from the researcher's own decisions and values. It is responsible for providing a way to a given study or test and is represented by H0.
Answer:
Photosynthesis-process by which green plants convert carbon dioxide, water, and energy from the Sun into sugars
Ammonification- process by which certain bacteria convert organic nitrogen into ammonia and ammonium salts during decomposition
Assimilation-process by which plants or animals convert nutrients into usable organic compounds, such as proteins
Denitrification-process by which certain bacteria convert nitrates into nitrogen gas
Nitrification-process by which certain bacteria convert ammonium into nitrates
Nitrogen Fixation-process by which certain bacteria in the soil convert nitrogen gas into ammonia and ammonium
Respiration-process by which living cells produce usable energy from food
