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Interesting thought, but in this case, simplistically put, the water, a limited resource, is the food for the cells. The population will grow until no more food
by onemoresoop 7y ago
Interesting thought, but in this case, simplistically put, the water, a limited resource, is the food for the cells. The population will grow until no more food is present and will reach balance in the eco-system. And the cells that die recycle back into the system
- pvaldes 7y agoAnd then the sealed garden would have a lot of dry tissue that for some reason can't be seen in the photo, or traces of fungus decay. The other option is that somebody is cleaning it even if does not water it, and in the process is inadvertently watering it If the garden is opened sometimes or the cork is loose, new water will enter by gass difussion until reaching an equilibrium. So a garden is either fully sealed, or watered. Many plants are able to drink 'mist'. Some even only drink mist in their entire life.