Figure 1 shows the appirtu thot e studeote to estetall mals (inverette-5-(d)living in the soil.FunetSod orlesttterSleveAleshatFigure 1. Apparatus for extracting small animalsOutlineEACH of the following functions in the apparatusLight bulbAlcoholFungi and bacteria are found in forest soils. Explain the role of these crganisms in thecycling of nutrients in the forest.(c)

Tullgren funnel is a framework which is used to draw out small animals from the soil mixture. It…

(d) Figure I shows the ppirtu thit de studeotetocstrtall mals Gnvenet living in the soil. Sol lesftter Sleve Aleshol Figure 1. Apparatus for extracting small animals Outline how EACH of the following functions in the appartas Light bulb Alcohol Fungi and bacteria are found in forest soils. Explain the role of these crganisms in the cycling of nutrients in the forest. (e)

(d) Figure I shows the ppirtu thit de studeotetocstrtall mals Gnvenet living in the soil. Sol lesftter Sleve Aleshol Figure 1. Apparatus for extracting small animals Outline how EACH of the following functions in the appartas Light bulb Alcohol Fungi and bacteria are found in forest soils. Explain the role of these crganisms in the cycling of nutrients in the forest. (e)

Human Physiology: From Cells to Systems (MindTap Course List)

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