Vitamin C
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2007/09/070923205844.htm
It MIGHT also be vitamin D...I dunno. I do know that the sun releases vitamin D though.
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Yes, they surely do.Except of course that there's no such thing as a vitamin for a plant. Plants can make every type of molecule that it requires,vitamins are those molecules that animals must ingest in order to survive.
yes
Lower temperatures equal slower metabolism and slower growth. Conversely extremely high temperatures (over 35 degrees Cecilius) also cause plant metabolism to slow (again resulting in retarded growth). The "Optimal" window for plant growth is considered to be between 20 and 25 degrees Celsius; this however, is determined by the type of plant and how it has evolved in its natural environment (i.e. genetic and environmental factors).
Gibberellic acid, or GA3, is a simple gibberellin, pentacyclic diterpene acid. This plant hormone promotes the elongation and growth of plant cells.
secondary xylem
Yes, they surely do.Except of course that there's no such thing as a vitamin for a plant. Plants can make every type of molecule that it requires,vitamins are those molecules that animals must ingest in order to survive.
the kind of growth is refered to as the indeterminate growth type.
A burl growth plant is a type of plant that has grown with a deformed grain. When it is sawn through the planks made would have defects in them and be classed as bad timber products.
growth promoting plant hormone
yes
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what type of soil is needed to grow money plant
...water. the best type is either natural or vitamin enhanced.
All cats & kittens should have Paul Newman's special cat/dog food because it has every vitamin needed for pets growth. Good luck
I have just finished a science project for pjas questioning what vitamins affect plant growth the most and out of these: fish oil, vitamin b12, vitamin d, and vitamin c vitamin d has definitely affected the growth of plants the most. It gave my plants the best color, strongest leaves and most flowers.
topsoil
Frontal rainfall