Question

The plants growing in a particular area are related with:

• A. Other plants of that region
• B. Soil of the region.
• C. Available light
• D. All of the above

Answer 1

The correct option is D

All of the above

The correct option is D.

Explanation of the correct option:

1. The variety of plants, found in a particular region at a time is known as flora.
2. The different plants of a particular region interact with each other. So, plants growing in a particular area are dependent on the other plants growing in that region.
3. Soil is very important for a plant to grow.
4. Soil possesses the minerals and nutrients in the water that is absorbed by the plant and then it is transported to the different parts of the plants.
5. The availability of light is essential for the growth of a plant.
6. In exposure to low light levels, the plant can't grow and survive as it will lack photosynthesis.
7. So, all the given three options are necessary for the growth of the plant in a particular area.

Explanation of the incorrect options:

Option A:

1. Along with option A, options B and C are also correct.
2. So, option A alone can't be the answer.

Option B:

1. Along with option B, options A and C are also correct.
2. So, option B alone can't be the answer.

Option C:

1. Along with option C, options A and B are also correct.
2. So, option C alone can't be the answer.

Final answer: The plants growing in a particular area are related with all of the above.