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How much does an average orchid weigh?
The price of orchids will vary depending on the type of orchid, colors, and location. Many orchids can be purchased for around $15. 00. Other orchids can be as high as $70. 00.
What do some orchids in tropical forests have which dangle high in the air?
Roots
Where do orchid plants live?
There are two types of orchids - ground orchids and epiphytic orchids (those with areal roots which are found growing on the trunks of trees). Generally orchids are found in tropical or subtropical areas with high humidity, high rainfall and slightly acidic soil (for the ground dwelling type). There are also a small group of orchids which are found in arid areas - but very limited in range.
Why do orchids have a hard time living in grassland?
It is too sunny outside for them...they could dry out and die.
orchids often grow high on trees rather than growing roots in the ground. by doing this the orchids can access more direct sunlight and rainfall, but they do not take any nutrients from the tree itself. which interaction best describes this relationship?
Bromeliads
How does a orchid survive in the Amazon rainforest?
In tropical rain forest,certain orchids grow high up in the trees,dangling their roots in the air
How will I set up a controlled experiment in a greenhouse with 100 orchids and determining whether weak medium or high concentration of fertilizer is used along with water and soil.?
To set up a controlled experiment with 100 orchids, first, divide the orchids into three equal groups of 33 plants each: one for weak fertilizer, one for medium fertilizer, and one for high fertilizer concentration. Ensure that all other conditions, such as water, soil type, light, and temperature, are kept constant across all groups. Apply the designated fertilizer concentration to each group while maintaining a consistent watering schedule. Finally, monitor and record the growth and health of the orchids over a predetermined period to evaluate the effects of the different fertilizer concentrations.
How does a orchid produced by means of tissue culture compare to its parent parent plant?
Orchids produced through tissue culture are typically genetically identical to their parent plant, ensuring consistency in traits such as flower color and growth habit. However, tissue-cultured orchids may exhibit differences in vigor and health due to controlled growth conditions, which can lead to stronger root systems and faster growth rates. Additionally, they may be more uniform in size and flowering time compared to those grown from seeds or cuttings. Overall, tissue culture allows for mass production of high-quality orchids that retain the desirable characteristics of the parent plant.
Where are orchids found?
The orchid mantis is an rare insect that can be found only on white flowers. When disturbed, it flies away into the air with a buzzing noise. It is slightly similar to the mantis in appearance, and is found more frequently in sunny weather. When approached, the orchid mantis will raise its head in defense, making it easier to spot. It sells for 2,400 Bells, a high price for a bug.
Why is the orchid important to the emergent layer?
Orchids play a crucial role in the emergent layer of tropical rainforests by providing essential food and habitat for various pollinators, such as bees and butterflies. Their unique adaptations to the high light levels and wind exposure of this layer allow them to thrive, promoting biodiversity. Additionally, orchids contribute to the overall health of the ecosystem by supporting complex interactions between plants and animals, aiding in pollination and seed dispersal.
Why does my orchid have mold growing on it?
Mold can grow on orchids due to high humidity levels, poor air circulation, or overwatering. To prevent mold, ensure proper ventilation, avoid overwatering, and maintain a clean environment for your orchid.
Plabts that live in tropical rainforest?
Some plants that live in tropical rainforests include orchids, bromeliads, epiphytes (such as ferns and mosses), and canopy trees like mahogany and kapok. These plants have adapted to the high levels of rainfall, humidity, and competition for sunlight in the dense rainforest environment.
