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Of course plants have protection!Here are some protections that you have already seen in plants:Cell walls to protect the cells from drying out or leaking awayWaxy coatings on some parts to prevent drying outWood in some plants to provide strength and protect the soft center of the plantNeedles instead of leaves in some plants to prevent damage to the energy-making part of the plantThorns on some plants to prevent animals from eating themPoison in some plants to prevent animals from eating themUnpleasant taste in some plants to prevent animals from eating themI'll bet you can think of others now that you've got the idea
Salicylic acid is found in growing plants and it is an organic acid. Thw white willow is a natural source of this acid.
It depends on the kind of natural disaster. Doughts kill crops be depriving the plants of water. Floods kill crops by essentially drowining the plants. Fires can burn crops to ashes. Hailstorms can batter plants to pieces. Tornadoes can flatten and tear apart crops.
The types of plants and animals that live in the forest are reasonably stable.
(Study Island answer) The types of plants and animals that live in the forest are reasonably stable.
No. Quokkas are quite defenceless creatures. They are only small marsupials, and they do not have speed, agility, or any defensive behaviours. Their only protection is to hide from predators, which they do best by creating "tunnels" in long grass between feeding grounds.
Of course plants have protection!Here are some protections that you have already seen in plants:Cell walls to protect the cells from drying out or leaking awayWaxy coatings on some parts to prevent drying outWood in some plants to provide strength and protect the soft center of the plantNeedles instead of leaves in some plants to prevent damage to the energy-making part of the plantThorns on some plants to prevent animals from eating themPoison in some plants to prevent animals from eating themUnpleasant taste in some plants to prevent animals from eating themI'll bet you can think of others now that you've got the idea
Every thing you can eat other then certain minerals tracks back to plants. No plants No Food of any description.
they eat the producers ( plants) and the plants have oxygen. Also, they breathe in oxygen which is just a natural habit to any living thing
Many of the Cichlid type fish will destroy any plants in their environment but the vast majority of fish prefer a natural environment with living plants
Salicylic acid is found in growing plants and it is an organic acid. Thw white willow is a natural source of this acid.
Unless you're doing some extremely rugged trail riding, your horse doesn't need any leg protection, it's their natural environment and they're built for it.
Rain, floods, lakes, rivers, oceans...... Any natural water source. Hope this helps!!! :)
Of course plants have protection!Here are some protections that you have already seen in plants:Cell walls to protect the cells from drying out or leaking awayWaxy coatings on some parts to prevent drying outWood in some plants to provide strength and protect the soft center of the plantNeedles instead of leaves in some plants to prevent damage to the energy-making part of the plantThorns on some plants to prevent animals from eating themPoison in some plants to prevent animals from eating themUnpleasant taste in some plants to prevent animals from eating themI'll bet you can think of others now that you've got the idea
No; any protection has expired.
Kiwi are best suited to New Zealand because the islands of New Zealand had a very limited number of natural predators of the kiwi prior to European settlement. These defenceless flightless birds which reproduce very slowly would have stood no chance on any of the continents, where there are a variety of predators.
sun plants every thing but coal,oil,gas ,natural gas, any fossil fuels are not renewable