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Which kind of plant reduces its leaves completely to needles?
Cacti have needles (spines) instead of leaves.
Why do artichokes have pointy needles in the leaves of their exterior?
Natural selection was probably the culprit, but what event/animal caused it to evolve into a plant with splkes for defense, I do not know.
What plant has slim needles allow heavy snow to fall through them?
Pine tree
What is a result of damage to the mitochondria in a plant?
When the mitochondria in a plant is damaged the plant will not be able to produce energy.
Does a strawberry plant smell?
probably not
Which kind of plant reduces its leaves completely to needles?
Cacti have needles (spines) instead of leaves.
Why do artichokes have pointy needles in the leaves of their exterior?
Natural selection was probably the culprit, but what event/animal caused it to evolve into a plant with splkes for defense, I do not know.
What type of plant is an apple tree?
It is a Deciduous type.Trees with needles are Conifers.
What is hormonema dematioides?
a plant pathogen, causing reed needles of species af Abies
What plant has slim needles allow heavy snow to fall through them?
Pine tree
What plant has slim needles that allow heavy snow to fall through them?
Pine tree
What are the different adaptations seen in plants?
There a plenty of adaptations plants have and this would be a long answer. with that said look at the cactus for example. This plant not only stores water within for a very long time but also has needles that do several different things. The needles of a cactus shade the the cactus, not having leaves means less need for water, the needles are able to slow water down when in falls on the plant, in order for the plant to collect as much water as possible and since this plant must store water for a long time, the needles protect it from predator's Also cactus are completely green, doing away with leaves and allowing the skin of the plant to do the photosynthesis needed.
Would a plant cell be able to survive without chloroplast?
Probably not, seeing as it uses them to create its own nourishment It would probably adapt after generations and generations, but the immediate after effect of the removal of chloroplasts would probably result in malnourishment
Why do plant stems have wax on them in the desert?
It helps them store the water in their stems because water can escape through the needles
How do you detect the type of plant constituents present in your plant materials?
by comparing the positive result with the actual result. -post lab
How do you detect the type of plant constituents present in your plant material?
by comparing the positive result with the actual result. -post lab
What part of the plant protects the seed and holds?
The fruit of the plant holds and protects the seeds. The seed coat initially and later when the ovary ripens, the fruit protects the seed.
