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The true leaves.
chloroplast
Those plants nearest the equator will receive the most sunlight - plants which are able to grow the tallest and be free from the shade of other plants.
its either a constant or a control im not sure which one
brown(no sunlight=dead plant)
chloroplast
No.
depends on the sunlight and water it receives. It does not want an overdose of water or sunlight nor too little.
The true leaves.
Plants are "producers" they make food for themselves (from air water and sunlight) and all the rest of the the organisms in their biome. If the population of plants decreases the organisms that are DIRECTLY affected are the herbivores. Then, INDIRECTLY, all the carnivores that eat the herbivores.
chloroplast
A plant's respiration of humidity depends on many factors including the size of the plant, the amount of sunlight, it receives, the amount of watering, and its area of origination.
Those plants nearest the equator will receive the most sunlight - plants which are able to grow the tallest and be free from the shade of other plants.
I think the sun because plankton have plants and plant need sunlight
its either a constant or a control im not sure which one
UV are high energy radiation. They directly attack plant proteins.
Yes, too much sun and the plant will wilt, shrivel and get smaller. Too little sun and a plant may remain thin and weak.