Along with the branches of a tree the leaves represent a big portion of the shade that trees provide.
Usually they are referring to the colour of the rosemary plant's leaves, a slightly greyed green.
When in a normally green plant, it indicates a lack in production of chlorophyll, made by the chloroplasts. However, some plants simply have red leaves.
Provide a large surface area for photosynthesis to take place. Shade and protect the stem of the plant.
For almost all plants yes. it depends on the plant on how much sunlight it needs though. Usually it will say on the tag when you buy the plant. It will say full sun, partial shade/sun, full shade
no, they aren't
Not anything edible, tomatoes are part of the night-shade family, other than the fruit you should not ingest them.
Because it makes energy for the plant by means of photosynthesis. (The plant could do that with just a stem but it would not produce enough.
Shade beneath a tree is caused by the leaves.
It depends on the plant, some love sun, others shade. Hosta, for example, loves shade, and thrive with no sun at all. Typically those plants that do well on shade have large leaves, allowing them to get more light for photosynthesis without actual sun. Sun loving plants including most vegetables and fruit trees will have a hard time in shade, and grow long, leggy thin branches as they try to get to better light.
It is caused by being in direct sunlight. Put it in the shade from noon until 3pm and it should clear up.
Put the leaves in tap water for a few weeks until roots start grow.(Leave at room tempeture.A shade plant.)
well it gets carbon dioxide and it goes into the plant after it goes to the leaves it goes to the stem then it goes to the flower and that is the answer to your question by! P.S. this is Anslee James 8 years old