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What does a seed need to become a mature plant?
Nourishment and sunlight.
Provides protection and nourishment for the developing plant embryo?
The cotyledon (or cotyledons)
What role does the root system do in a plant?
The root system anchors the plant to the ground and provides a conduit for nourishment.
What is the definition of root?
The part of a plant that attaches it to the ground or to a support, conveying water and nourishment to the rest of the plant.
What is photosynthesis main function and what does it look like?
to provide the plant with nourishment to survive
Where does a monocot plant gets its nourishment before green leaves is form?
Cotyledon
What is the name for a plant that no longer depends on cytledons for nourishment?
The term for a plant that no longer depends on cotyledons for nourishment is "autotrophic." This means that the plant is able to produce its own food through photosynthesis and no longer relies on the stored nutrients in its cotyledons.
What part of a seed provides nourishment?
The part of a seed that provides nourishment is called the endosperm. It serves as a food reserve, supplying essential nutrients to the developing embryo as it germinates and grows into a new plant. Additionally, in some seeds, the cotyledons (the seed leaves) also contribute to the nourishment during the early stages of growth.
What is it an example of an organism that makes its own food?
A plant... specifically a flowering plant Any chlorophyll-bearing plant is able to produce nourishment for itself through photosynthesis. Broccoli is one good example of a chlorophyll-bearing plant (as is any green plant.)
What is an example of living organisms that can make its own food?
A plant... specifically a flowering plant Any chlorophyll-bearing plant is able to produce nourishment for itself through photosynthesis. Broccoli is one good example of a chlorophyll-bearing plant (as is any green plant.)
Why does the flower so important to the health and life of the growing plant?
Flowers are important to a plant because they use them to reproduce. When bees visit the plant, they take pollen from the flowers, which moves on to others plants.
What does the lack of nourishment for the surviving plant in the raisin in the sun most likely reflect?
The lack of nourishment for the surviving plant in "A Raisin in the Sun" symbolizes the struggles and aspirations of the Younger family. Just as the plant fights to survive in a challenging environment, the family's dreams are stifled by poverty and systemic barriers. The plant's resilience mirrors their hope for a better future, despite the obstacles they face. Ultimately, it reflects the broader theme of perseverance in the pursuit of one's dreams.
