Flower stems and leaves are green because they contain chloroplasts. Chloroplasts contain chlorophyll, and this is a green pigment. Chloroplasts are important because they are the site of photosynthesis - is the process by which a plant creates its own food (glucose) from solar energy, water, and carbon dioxide. Thus, the plant's synthesis of food is taking place in the stem and leaves, and these areas appear green in colour. The flowers are a bright array of colours to attract insects and birds that serve in pollinating the plant. Pollen is the plant's method of reproduction, so it is made up of the male gametes that carry plant genes. When insects and birds carry pollen from one plant to another, they carry a plant's genes to another plant and fertilize the plant, enabling it to produce fruit and genetically different offspring. Genetic diversity generally an advantage in the survival of the species.
The flowers attract pollinators (e.g. bees, hummingbirds). Only after a pollinator has fertilized the female ovary will seeds begin developing, the flower drops off, and the ovary transforms into fruit.
The green areas of a leaf contain the type of chlorophyll that is responsible for the process of photosynthesis and which is colored green. It is absent from some areas and those leaf parts are therefore not green and photosynthesis cannot occur there.
A cuticle is a protective film covering the epidermis of the leaves. Both the upper and lower epidermis are protected by this cuticle in many leaves, but leaves growing in dry areas have much thicker cuticles, serving as a structural support as well as protection.
Osmotic gradients. Water passively travels from more concentrated areas to less concentrated areas, no energy required.
Start by finding leaves with holes in them, and the caterpillars are usually nearby. They usually hang out around trees, leaves, grassy areas, bushes and plants, so check there!!! Also, you can lure in caterpillars by leaving out carrots, dill, leaves of all sorts, flowers, and celery in a shallow pan!
Generically, the green colored bits - it is the green chlorophyll in these areas (usually leaves) that catch and utilize the sunlight.
By dispersal strategies of fruits and seeds.
Lotus flowers grow in water in warm areas. The lotus seed falls to the bottom of the water and forms roots, It will send a stem up to the top of the water and form leaves and eventually flowers. The flower is pollinated and the cycle repeats.
Royal antelope reside in grassland areas. They enjoy feeding on fruits, seeds, leaves, and grasses of all types. Babies nurse on their mothers until they are old enough to eat vegetation.
For rural areas I would suggest a landscaping project. Maybe at a local school or business. Stick to simple things such as planting flowers and clearing leaves.
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Strawberries go dormant in the winter in New England (which includes Boston). The leaves turn brown and die, but the plant sends out new leaves from the roots in the spring. Strawberries can live for several years in northern areas, but many will produce less fruit as they get older. In coastal areas with heavy snowfall, even the leaves may stay green over the winter, although no flowers are produced until the weather warms up.
tulips are p;ant or flowers which grows mostly in Europe and America it has more then hundred spices. it usually have 4 to 6 leaves its have long stem.available in different of colors.it grows typically in high mountainous areas.
Well, some kinds of fruits need warmth to survive, or they will rot if they're in cold areas.
It allows flowers to have their seeds spreed to new areas.
Many of the flowers in the rainforest are unique and are not found in any other areas of the world. Rainforest flowers are exotic with vivid colors and some have medicinal properties. Orchids and the Indian paintbrush are rainforest flowers.