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How plants and people use oxygen?
Well people breath oxygen and plants use it in photosythesis
What are the people called that grow plants and vegetables?
The people that grow vegetables and plants are called farmers or gardeners .
How are plants like people?
Well the leaves on some plants are known for their excellent smelling.
What happens if plants get too much carbon dioxide?
The plants would have a harder time growing. Carbon Dioxide is similar for plants as Oxygen is for people. However, plants can often adapt to changes in "air quality" much better then people can.
Can die in a hurricane?
animals,people,&plants
What has the author Tom Heutte written?
Tom Heutte has written: 'Japanese knotweed' -- subject(s): Control, Invasine plants, Japanese knotweed
Do wild rabbits eat mum plants?
It will eat house plants if it is really hungry. But don't feed houseplants! Poisenous!
What are the adaptations of Japanese knotweed?
large leaves to strangle and kill other plants and think roots for water and nutrience consumption.
Are pointsettas poisionous to animals?
yes pointsettas are poisenous to animals sadly. keep these plants far out of reach of animals
Were any of the plants Lewis and clark encounter poisenous?
Yes, for they encountered poison ivy, a very common American plant.
Do rabbits eat lilac plants?
Yes, but not houseplants, they are very POISENOUS to rabbits!!!
What are the worst features of Japanese knotweed?
Long leaves, tall stems, and thick rhizomes and roots are the worst features of Japanese knotweed. The plants in question (Fallopia japonica) can shade out the competition through leaves 4 to 6 inches (2.54 to 15.24 centimeters) in size, rhizomes 30 feet (9.14 meters) long, and stems 6 to 10 (19.68 to 32.81 meters) high. They develop tolerances to herbicide schedules, even sometimes of glyphosate and tryclopyr.
How long does it take Japanese knotweed to sprout upwards after being chopped down?
The span between growing and flowering is the amount of time that it takes Japanese knotweed to sprout upwards after being chopped down. The herbaceous plant in question (Fallopia japonica) numbers among plants like butterfly bush (Buddleia spp) that tolerate extreme, severe pruning to ground level. But the stress ultimately will be fatal if the cutback occurs multiple times within a year.
Why do animals and people defend on plants?
because the people wants a plants and plants give oxygen to people and the they can eat the plants,the people can smell like animals.
Why are plants beneficial to people?
because we are people and people like plants :)
Why do plants eat people?
Plants DO NOT eat people. If they do it's a part of their nature
Is the people live without plants?
Without plants, the people of Earth would die.
