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→How does overgrazing promote desertification?
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→Which condition indicates fog formation rather than frost formation?
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→Why is dew generally not considered as harmful to crops as frost?
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→If dew on leaves and frost on metal occur on the same night what is the deeper explanation?
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→Which group of clues is most useful for scientific identification of dew frost fog and mist?
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→In which decision is it most necessary to consider both dew point and freezing point?
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→If frost remains longer on shaded grass than on sunny grass in morning what is the reason?
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→In which condition is frost more likely than dew?
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→If frost has formed and clouds arrive what may happen to further temperature fall?
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→If frost forms on a surface why will it not be called fog?
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→If very cold but very dry air blows over a field what will be the biggest limitation for frost formation?
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→What is the main exam-worthy difference between frost and snowfall?
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→Dew and frost may have the same water vapour source yet why are their final forms different?
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→If water vapour directly deposits as ice crystals on a very cold surface which form does it explain?
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→Which classification is correct on the basis of surface condensation and lower-air condensation?
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→What may happen if temperature falls below freezing after dew has formed?
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→Which statement is most helpful in identifying frost?
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→If water vapour first condenses as liquid on a cold surface and then freezes, what may the result be called?
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→Which common condition is necessary for dew, frost, fog, and mist?
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