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Can you used your urine to fertilize your plant?
No. The salt content in urine will kill the plant.
What is the part of a plant which regulates its water content?
The vacuole
Is it safe to water house plant orchids with tap water?
depends on the chloride/ chlorine content of the water
What are the chemical content of panyawan plant that makes it a good insecticide?
Well panyawan as in bitter vine which contains rotenone, a poisonous substance that best as an insecticide.
Does water content affect plant growth?
of course it does. too little water and they will desicate, too much and they will suffocate
Can you used your urine to fertilize your plant?
No. The salt content in urine will kill the plant.
Which plant enriches the nitrogen content in soil?
sugarcane
What is the THC content in tora bora plant?
18%
What is the part of a plant which regulates its water content?
The vacuole
What has the author H Wild written?
H. Wild has written: 'The vegetation of nickel bearing soils' -- subject(s): Copper content, Nickel content, Plant ecology, Plant indicators, Plant-soil relationships, Soils
Why did we starve the plant?
You starved the plant to gain practice in making observations regarding how a plant reacts to being starved.
Does the plant vitamin content dependent upon how much is in the soil?
no
What is taxonomy in drupal?
Taxonomy is the practice of classifying content. In Drupal, taxonomy is used to organize content in a web site. Taxonomies consist of 'Vocabularies' and 'Terms
Practice of leaving plant stalks in the field?
no-till farming
What would happen to the fat content of your diet if you altered your protein intake from animal to plant sources?
Your fat content will decrease with this change!
Some farmers do not remove the remains of last years crops from agricultural lands What are the benefits of this practice?
Better protection against erosionPlant residue puts plant nutrients back in the soilOrganic matter content from decomposing residue improves soil tilth
Why is leaching used in Agriculture?
Because it refers to the loss of water-soluble plant nurients from the soil, due to rain and irrigation. Leaching may also refer to practice of applying a small amount of excess irrigation where the water has a high salt content.
