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Can plants suffer from too much sunlight?
Yes, plants can suffer from too much sunlight, a condition known as sunburn. This can lead to damage to the plant's leaves, stems, and overall health.
Can plants suffer from too much light?
Yes, plants can suffer from too much light, a condition known as photoinhibition. This can lead to damage to the plant's photosynthetic machinery and reduce its ability to grow and thrive.
Who is most likely to suffer from food insecurity?
Household and garden
What are some tips for dish gardening?
Make sure that the plants in your dish garden have the same sun and watering requirements. Otherwise some plants will grow well and the others will suffer. Put some gravel in the bottom of the pot to help with drainage.
Did the titanic suffer bottom damage?
no they didn't
How can a certain area suffer more damage in earthquake?
A certain area might suffer more damage in earthquakes. It is because that area might be near the epicenter.
How do we put suffer in sentence?
I'll earn higher marks in this class if I am able to smilingly suffer through the lecture series.
Are commercial cut flowers toxic to cats?
It depends on the flowers and what systemic pesticides were used on it when growing. As a rule do not allow your cat to eat any flowers or plants. Many can cause damage to the kidneys that will accumulate over its life time until they suffer kindey disease from the damage.
Why do plants suffer from nutrient deficiencies despite mycorrhizal association is found in most plants?
plants in the desert don't get enough rain
How can people carry diseases but not suffer from it?
YOU WOULD NEED TO HAVE BRAIN DAMAGE AND BECOME A
Who or what is affected by the extinction of species?
Generally, when a species goes extinct, other species suffer. If it is a prey animal, its predators have less food, and therefor suffer. If it is a pollinator, any plants that it pollinates will suffer (if it is the sole pollinator of a plant, that plant will go extinct). Also, if the extinct species controls the population of another species, the other species will multiply out of control, and possibly severely damage the local ecosystem.
Why do farmers want their plants to have shorter stems?
It is easier for the farmers to work and move around easily without the long plants blocking the way. Shorter crop plants are more efficient with regard to taking on nutrients from the soil. They are less likely to suffer weather damage and are also easier to harvest with less non-usable bi-products.
