"a material composed of thin and continuous strands."

"earth material composed of rock particles and decaying organic matter."

"living things."

"living things that can be used to meet human needs."

"particles in soil that come from plants and animals that have died: humus is composed of organic particles."

"plants protect other organisms from the weather and from predators."

"partly decomposed material from plants and animals that once were living."

"particles in soil that come from rock that has been broken down."

"the practice of planting a different crop in a particular field each year."

"the practice of applying water to crops."

"the practice of cutting into soil and turning its top layer over."

Being able to have all the resources we neet to meet our basic needs by replacing resources for people to use in the future is called...

Who establishes regulations to help maintain the sustainability of the forest?

Which of the following are living resources?