what is the importance of determining the species composition and relative abundance of an organism?and also why do we need to determine the percentage cover of that organism?

 

 

Answer pls.

It might help to stop thinking of them as living things, and just think about them as packets of minerals, or metals, salts, carbon, nitrogen, and the other elements that are concentrated by living things. What are they doing to their habitat? Then try to answer your main question.

It might help to stop thinking of them as living things, and just think about them as packets of minerals, or metals, salts, carbon, nitrogen, and the other elements that are concentrated by living things. What are they doing to their habitat? Then try to answer your main question

 

ok that helps a lot. ahm lets go to the importance of it to the people. In determining the species composition and relative abundance of it what will be its effect to the people living in the said area?can they be benefited?if yes in what ways?

Do people benefit differently, from various distributions of nutrients (or other resources), in the environment?

Do people benefit differently, from various distributions of nutrients (or other resources), in the environment?

maybe but i don't know , that is part of my question

There is a lot of information online, if you can link to the results of web searches, from phrases such as:

• biomes effect on soil formation
• biomes effect on geological processes
• nutrient distribution in biomes
• geologic effect of biomes
• geologic effect of food webs
• niche differentiation
• trophic niche partitioning
• social effects of resource depletion
• social effects of resources distribution

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