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What kind of feeding relationship is ferns growing on tree trunks?
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How do the ferns get onto tree trunks or cracks in the brick wall?
Their spores are deposited there and germinate
Which plants grow without seeds?
cacti ; ferns ; and pine trees these can survive by growing spores.
What colors are the silver ferns?
usually green but it depends on what it is growing on
What is the relationship between coal and ferns?
They are both able to be grown in very hot areas.
How are conifers different from ferns?
The word conifer literally means, cone bearing. It refers to trees such as pine trees, which produce pine cones. Such trees are vastly larger than ferns, which are little plants that grow to something like 2 or 3 feet in height at the most. Ferns are also a more primitive form of plant. Trees have trunks made of wood, ferns do not have woody stems. Trees reproduce by means of seeds, ferns reproduce by means of spores (which are like seeds only smaller).
What is the relationship different between ferns and coal?
honey i dont even know
What is a Fern Spider?
It is an Italian Wolf Spider genetically crossed with the ponga fern. It has green ferns growing on its back.
What biome do ferns live in?
in the rain forest with the lava lamp
Where do you find ferns?
Ferns can be found growing. Fern species live in a wide variety of habitats, from remote MOUTAIN elevations, to dry DESERT rock faces, to bodies of water or in open fields.BEST LUCK
How tall does an ostrich fern grow?
Some species of ferns can reach as tall as 20 meters high. Most ferns will grow roughly 10 meters high depending on their species and what the area is around them.
Can you cultivate horsetail ferns in your garden?
Yes it can be cultivated in the garden provided you bring the plant along with some soil of that place where it was growing naturally.
Do tree ferns like eracateous compost?
Ericaceous compost is lime-free and more acidic than most composts. Tree ferns are slow growing architectural plants with spreading fronds above a thick trunk and they like eracateous compost.
