Bromeliad is a type of plant. Generally this plant is related to the pineapple, as can be seen if one looks at a picture of a Bromeliad. They generally grow in more tropical regions.
It isn't. It is a Bromeliad, or Bromeliaceae.
An enzyme referred to as Bromelain, coming from the type of plant a pineapple is(a Bromeliad plant).
You can pronounce bromeliad as "broh-MEE-lee-ad."
What necessities of life does the frog get from the bromeliad
The bromeliad crab, scientifically known as Metopaulias spp., is a type of land crab found primarily in tropical regions, particularly in Central and South America. These crabs are named for their unique habitat, as they often reside in bromeliad plants, which provide them with shelter and moisture. They are known for their vibrant colors and are part of the ecosystem by helping to decompose organic matter within their environment. Additionally, bromeliad crabs have adapted to a semi-aquatic lifestyle, often relying on water collected in the leaves of bromeliads for hydration.
A bromeliad is a type of plant, so it is not a predator or prey. Bromeliads are typically known for their ability to live in diverse habitats and form a symbiotic relationship with certain animals, providing shelter and nutrients in return for protection or pollination services.
No, the pineapple is a type of "Bromeliad" and is indigenous to South America, specifically the area between southern Brazil and Paraguay.
The second.
bromeliaceae
actually, it is a bromeliad.
Perennial.
commensalism