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    Earth’s Sub

    System
    What is Atmosphere
    It is the mixture of gases that
    surrounds the earth which help
    us creatures living in this planet
    by providing the air that we
    need, protecting us from the
    buring effect of the suns uv
    rays, also by trapping heat to
    warm the planet.
    Characteristics
    1. Composition: It consists mainly of nitrogen
    (78%), oxygen (21%), and trace amounts of
    other gases like argon, carbon dioxide, and
    water vapor.

    2. Layers: It is divided into distinct layers based


    on temperature gradients, including the
    troposphere, stratosphere, mesosphere, and
    thermosphere.

    3. Pressure: Atmospheric pressure decreases


    with altitude, affecting weather patterns and air
    density.
    What is Biosphere
    It is a global ecosystem that it is
    made up of biota and abiotic
    factors the provides them
    energy and nutrient. It is also
    where air, water and soil
    combines that can sustain life.
    Characteristics
    1. Diversity of Life: It encompasses all living
    organisms on Earth, from microorganisms to plants
    and animals, and their interactions with each other
    and their environments.
    2. Ecosystems: It includes various ecosystems, such
    as forests, oceans, deserts, and wetlands, each with
    its unique communities of organisms and ecological
    processes.
    3. Interdependence: Organisms within the biosphere
    depend on each other and their environment for
    resources like food, water, and shelter, forming
    complex food webs and biogeochemical cycles.
    Atmosphere and
    biosphere
    relationship of biosphere
    and atmosphere
    In Biosphere, you need the
    atmosphere to provide air for
    the living things in that
    biosphere where in the
    biosphere is air, water, soil
    and living organisims is
    needed in order for them to
    live.
    Interaction
    interaction of biosphere
    and atmosphere
    The interactions between Earth's
    biosphere and atmosphere are essential
    to human life. In addition to producing
    oxygen and eliminating carbon dioxide
    which we exhale, plants also supply a
    large portion of the water that falls on our
    crops and fills our reservoirs through
    transpiration, the physiologically
    regulated evaporation of water from plant
    leaves.
    Interaction
    interaction of biosphere
    and atmosphere
    Atmosphere and bioshpere
    interactions makes sure that
    the air we inhale is safe, by
    the figure before, rough
    surfaces of vegetation remove
    aerosols, ozone, and other
    reactive gases from the air
    through dry deposition.
    Plants also emits a huge
    variety of volatile organic
    compounds (VOCs) that are
    precursors to tropospheric
    ozone and aerosols; and the
    terrestrial biosphere
    sequesters almost 30% of
    fossil fuel carbon dioxide
    (CO2) emissions.
    Which air pullotants also affect
    the biosphere in turn, Ozone
    and acid deposition suppress
    plant growth; meanwhile,
    aerosols and thier indirect
    effects on clouds decrease
    total photosynthetically active
    radiation (PAR) while
    increasing diffue fraction.
    To sum up, the relationship of
    this two atmosphere is that
    they undergo the process
    where gases exchanges, for
    example, the plants provides
    the oxygen we needed, and
    we give back the carbon
    dioxide that the plant needs or
    it can take the Co2 that came
    from the atmosphere
    That’s all
    thank you

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