Moist

Amphidium mougeottii forms large cushions on moist acid rock crevices and gullies in Western Britain. http://www.e-informationplace.com

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I think the moist surface is a requirement of diffusion since you cannot have air to liquid(blood) without some sort of wet interface or you would dry your blood out.

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... I am currently taking AS biology (just to help you see what level i am at) So the question is... How does diffusion result in the alveoli having a moist surface The only answer i can think of (well couple of answers) is that the alveoli have a moist tissue area to make for more efficent diffusion ...

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... cells are associated chiefly with C-3 photosynthesis and contain many chloroplasts. 3. CAM metabolism is chiefly associated with plants in cool, moist climates. 4. C-3 photosynthesis is more recent on an evolutionary scale than C-4 or CAM photosynthesis. 5. Oxaloacetate and aspartate are compounds ...

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... pure LiCl in our stockroom looks wet: there are condensation droplets or something along the inside of the bottle and the salt itself looks like moist sand. So my (retarded) question is, did someone store the LiCl improperly or is that how it's supposed to look? Is there some way that I can make ...

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