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What has deep set stomata in its cutin pine or lilac?
Lilac has deep-set stomata in its cutin. This adaptation helps reduce water loss by allowing the plant to regulate gas exchange more effectively, particularly in its moist habitats. In contrast, pine trees typically have shallower stomata as part of their adaptations to various environmental conditions.
What is role of cutin in desert plants?
In order to understand why desert plants have cuticles (cutin) you first have to know what cutin is, it's function, and why some plants have it. Then you can begin to answer why plants specialized for desert climate have cutin. Cutin is a fatty, wax-like substance secreted by a plant's dermal tissue system. The dermal tissue is also known as the epidermis which is the outermost layer of cells on all young plant organs. If you consider all of this "waxy stuff" as a whole it is termed "cuticle,"similar to the cuticle above your nails. As you can imagine, wax is insoluble in water and therefore "water-proofs" the skin of the plant. In other words, it dictates how much water is lost through the epidermal cells by evaporation, ensures water does not enter, and also keeps other molecules from entering. The cuticle also protects again UV radiation. Regarding plant's evolutionary history, the adaptation of cutin provided a way for marine plant life to move onto land. Suppose if you were a marine plant and your entire body was surrounded in water, you would rely less on gaseous exchange and evolving structures or mechanisms to trap water within you. If you move onto land and are in hot, dry, desert climates water is scarce and you must adapt to survive. This is why desert plants have cutin. I hope that helps! I am a biology major and am currently taking a botany course.
What part of speech is the word absence?
Absence is a noun.
How do animals benefits from plant's method of storing sugar?
Animals benefit because when the plant stores the sugar, the animal can eat the part where it's stored and get the energy for itself.
Why cant a plant live without sunlight?
because the sun is part of the plants brain and if the plant does not get sunlight, its like taking away part of their brain and if your missing part of your brain you can not live. therefor a plant will possibly die with out sunlight...just kidding they will die Edited answer: An autotrophic plant can not live without sunlight because it will not be able to make its own food in the absence of light.
What part of a plant is caulflower?
Cauliflower is the flowering part of the plant.
What part of the plant seeds?
part of a plant makes the seeds.
Is flower soil is part of the plant?
yes is a part of a plant
Which Part Of The Plant takes in carcondioxide?
The Part of the plant takes in Co2 is The Leaves The Part of the plant takes in Co2 is The Leaves
What is the female part of the plant?
The Pistil is the female part of a flowering plant.
What plant part is brussel sprouts?
What part of the plant is the brussel sprout from
Is the endoplasmic reticulum a part of a plant cell?
part of a plant cell
