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Which part of a plant spreads out leaves so that they get lots of light?
that is called a brazn said as Brak-zun
What is a cluster of leaves growing around the base of a plant?
bunches
Does fennel seeds come from fennel?
Fennel seeds do come from the fennel plant. The bulbs, foliage, and seeds of the fennel plant can be eaten.
How often do you water an Anthurium Dakota plant?
every 10-15 days.little water
What are the functions of each part of a plant?
A stem is one of two main structural axes of a vascular plant.A root is the organ of a plant that typically lies below the surface of the soil.A leaf is an organ of a vascular plant, as defined in botanical terms, and in particular in plant morphology.
What does the foliage like like?
Foliage can vary widely in appearance depending on the plant species. It can be broad or narrow, thick or sparse, smooth or textured, and come in various colors like green, red, purple, or variegated. Generally, foliage refers to the leaves of a plant.
What plant names rhyme with foliage?
colias
A sentence with habition in it?
The leaves on a plant are known as 'foliage'.
What plant holds its foliage all winter?
an evergreen
What is an ornimental pepper plant?
Any ornamental plant is one that is grown for its foliage, not its fruits.
Which part of a plant spreads out leaves so that they get lots of light?
that is called a brazn said as Brak-zun
How often should you water a magenta plant?
with water
What is foliage?
Many plants are chosen for their "foliage" or leaves, rather than the flowers. When you have a plant with decorative foliage, it means that the leaves are interesting. Some have different colors, spots, stripes, texture.
What are the parts of the plant and their function?
gfdhgt roots to anchor the plant and take up nutrients stem to hold the foliage up and transfer the nutrients. Foliage to allow the plant to absorb sunlight to turn the nutrients into food for the plant and flowers to allow the plant to be pollinated to produce seed or fruit.
What's meaning of foliage?
those green things most people call leaves and your dumb
What is decorative foliage?
Many plants are chosen for their "foliage" or leaves, rather than the flowers. When you have a plant with decorative foliage, it means that the leaves are interesting. Some have different colors, spots, stripes, texture.
What plant has long green leaves with pink and stripes The stalks are palm like and very little roots I was told to water the center of the foliage?
Sounds like a bromeliad
