Defensive adaptation is the reason why bushes may have thorns. The thorns serve to control the amount of grazing which can be done at any one time or to dissuade predation completely. They will function in the same way in regard to pollinators.
No, Rose of Sharon shrubs do not have thorns.
Specifically, the Rose of Sharon (Hibiscus syriacus) constitutes a beloved feature in many gardens and yards. It is particularly popular because of its beautiful mid- or late-summer to early fall bloom. Its main drawback will be the pruning schedule which may be necessary if spot-trimming is not practiced yearly.
It's rather simple actually, it's their defence mechanism. As you may already know,
Rose petals are very delicate as they can die if handled too roughly.
to protect the flowers
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protection
Since a rosebush is not an animal, the thorns must help the plant by protecting it from being eaten.
Stems, Roots, and Thorns
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No, the thorns are very sharp to a rabbit's sensitive mouth. They cannot eat any part of the rosebush. No thorns, stems, flower, leaves, nothing! All parts of a rosebush are harmful to rabbits.
Protection, to deter grazing animals. A skunk emits a noxious odour for protection.
Thorns on a rosebush serve as a defense mechanism to protect the plant from being eaten by animals. They also help the rosebush to climb and support itself as it grows.
a pomelo is a mula na makmakan
Rosebush
Judson Rosebush was born in 1947.
Liar's Rosebush was created in 1999.
There's no rosebush in pixie hollow.