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In a pot of seedlings the roots of every seedling grow straight down and the stem of every seedling grows straight up. Which of these explains this?
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What does the plate tectonic explain?
it explains how things came to be like toda. the continents are basically apart and the move inch by inch every year.
What does seeds do?
Every seed contains an embryonic plant that needs certain conditions to sprout and grow, and food for the seed to use until it forms into a plant. Seeds will germinate when they have water, warmth, and a good location such as soil. Germinate means the seed will begin to grow and put out shoots. The seedling's roots push down into the soil to absorb water and minerals. The seedling's stem and new leaves will push up towards the light and begin making food for the plant through photosynthesis.
Which of Newton's can explain how gases released from burning fuel in a rocket produce thrust?
Newton's third law of motion explains it- every action has an equal and opposite reaction
What is the relation of the orbit of the moon to the orbit of the earth?
The moon's orbit is inclined about 51/2 degrees relative to the plane of the Earth's orbit. For one thing, this explains why we don't have a lunar eclipse at every Full Moon, and a solar eclipse at every New Moon.
Which of Newton's Laws explains that it takes an applied force to start any object moving?
yes but exactly as Every object does not change its state which is motion or rest , if the force does not apply on it.
What does homogeneity mean in statistics?
hormone 'x' is known to induce growth in seedlings at a specific concentration. Here, the experimenter wants to determine how long it takes for the hormone's effects to become apparent in the seedling. They have decided to measure the length of the seedlings stem (the hypocotyl), to observe the effect of the hormone, every 2 hours. Only one group of seedlings will be required. These measurements will be compared to a control measurement taken at time 0 (zero) before the hormone treatment has been applied to the seedlings.
What is the difference between a pine tree seedling and an apple tree seedling?
Color, shape, size and type of foliage is the difference between a pine tree seedling and an apple tree seedling. Pine tree (Pinus spp) seedlings maintain evergreen, light, long, narrow, thin foliage known as needles that will grow for several years before dropping off for replacement growth. Apple tree (Malus spp) seedlings muster up, on downy stalks, dark-tipped, deciduous, large, light-bottomed, rose-like leaves green to yellow in color and oval, rounded or wedged in shape that drop off for new growth every year.
Does every seed has to pass through the seedling stage?
Yes.
How many seedlings are planted for every harvested Christmas tree?
5
What is the solution for the forest denudation?
Replanting a seedling for every tree harvested is the solution.
In Every paragraph you write you should have a clear organization that explains what?
The purpose of the paragraph should be explained in every paragraph you write.
How do you take care of straight hair?
If you have straight hair you should brush it every morning when you wake up and every night before you go to bed to keep it from getting tangley. You should wash straight hair every other day with shampoo and conditioner. Its not good to wash it every day.
What are the methods of rubber cultivation in malaysia?
The work of a rubber plantation is done very scientifically. Every tree of a rubber estate is carefully looked after. For this, some special type of labourers are employed. Rubber is planted from the seedlings, and becomes ready for tapping in 6 or 7 years. For making the rubber plants high-yielding, its seedlings are grafted. This is done in a very interesting way. When the seedlings are about 5 or 6 cm. in diameter, buds from the selected high-yielding trees are grafted on to the seedlings. This is done to transmit the high-yielding quality of the "mother-tree". The graft is, then, kept bound and left for a few weeks. After a few weeks the grafted buds sprout. Then, the old tree is cut off just above the point of union. The grafted seedlings are, then, planted in row 5 or 6 metres apart from each other. In order to conserve the soil and its fertility, some crop covers (leguminous creepers etc.) are planted in between the seedling trees. During the period of its growth, planters take all the measures against pest and diseases. Manure and fertilizer are regularly added.
What explains when context clues are helpful?
When you don’t know every word in a passage. 🥰
What tree is best to plant in farmville orchard?
The Peach Palm. A full orchard pays 9,480 coins every two days. Collect from Neighbors Newsfeed and grow your own from seedlings.
What physics principle explains why a water sprinkler spins?
Every action has an opposite and equal reaction
Which American state does not have a straight line boarder?
Every state has a straight line somewhere in its border except for Hawaii.
