What one associates with "burning in the sun" is usually sunburn. Plants are very different from animals; they do not even have all of the same cell organelles that animals do. Taking this into consideration, plants do not have the kind of epidermal tissue (skin) that animals do, making it impossible for them to get sunburned. What can happen to a plant from getting too much sunlight is dry out. Plants need water for photolysis, which is during the light-dependent reactions (when the sun is out) of photosynthesis. Without enough water and too much sunlight, a plant can catch aflame. To prevent this, a plant's epidermal tissue secretes a waxy cuticle to prevent from dessication (drying out). Plants absorb the energy from the sun and use it for photosynthesis, which allows them to soak up water and prevents them from heating up as well. This is due to water's high specific heat, meaning that it takes a lot of energy to heat water. They make ATP (usable energy) when the sun is out, and use that ATP later to synthesize glucose when the sun isn't out (the light-independent reactions). ...MORE
while mostly true the former answer misses one major point. plant do get sun burned and not only dry out only they don't get burned the same way we do. sunlight contains many light wave lengths, some are high energy like UV which can be harmful to all living cells as it damages DNA. another problem with the sun is that in the process of absorbing the energy from the sun and harnessing it the process sometimes "overflows" a bit like a nuclear reactor overheating which creates free radicals. these are highly active molecules which can wreck havoc on living cells mainly by ruining membranes. plant produce many molecules that absorb and neutralize these radicals called antioxidants which are very healthy for us 'cos they help us deal with free radicals produced while breathing. most weedkillers do not directly harm the plant but instead damage these defense mechanism leaving the plant exposed to the harmful effects of the sun.
Most plants get their energy from the sun via absorption via their Chlorophyll.
the sun doesn't need plants, plants need the sun.
Then the sun would burn earth,animals, plants,humans would die because it's too hot for earth venus and mercury.
Most life on Earth is powered by the Sun. Plants use Photosynthesis to make carbohydrates from the Sun. Animals eat Plants, we eat both plants and animals that eat plants. Therefore indirectly virtually all of our food energy comes from the Sun. Our Brain uses our food energy to operate. Therefore our brain is powered by the Sun.
Sun can burn the planets if it gets close to anyone. it is predicted by many people that the attraction of sun will increase to a level that it will pull planets from their orbits and that will be the end of days. Most people including myself think that it is a fiction and that it won't happen.
Yes you can. It is very hot and sunny there most of the time.
biomass and the sun are the same. because the sun growes plants and we burn thoes plants for electricty.
The Sun is hot enough to vaporize most anything.
plants that get alot of sun
yes and you would water it later in the day when its cooler (or the next mornin early)
Most plants get their energy from the sun via absorption via their Chlorophyll.
In the soil and from the sun.
The energy source for most life on Earth is the sun, because the sun makes plants grow and animals eat the plants.
Most plants get their energy from the sun via absorption via their Chlorophyll.
yes no matter what you are you get a sun burn
Put some tea on the sun burn so it keeps it from blistering and then put some aloe lotion on the sun burn and in a few days the sun burn should be gone.
Plants are like people, they need water to survive.Food and water supply the nutrients the plant needs. Especially if it is out in the sun, the plant would burn from overheating.