It's likely that the plant you found the caterpillar on is the type it likes to eat, and in some cases what the caterpillar eats can affect it as an adult. For example, Monarch Butterflies, which are poisonous and bad-tasting, gain this by eating milkweed as caterpillars.
Yes some do but most of the time they need to be the same caterpillar kind
Each leaves in the plant absorbs different amount of sunlight and nutrients.
No, all plants don't have the same leaves. It depends on what plant type it came from, the color, and the shape.
no
the leaves and seed leaves diver because of were the plant is from. the most common shape of leaves are a rounded three leave 'foot'. the genetic make up is exactly the same from plant to plant and this is complete fake and made up flying duck yo(take out the lying and d)
Photosynthesis - same as tree leaves.
the leaves of a certain plant which is in the same family as kale and spring greens
Yes, the moths wings are the same color as the leaves of its host plant/tree. The caterpillars are also the same color as the leaves.
Butterfly is dependent on flowering plants for nectar
no they not
If a plant is cloned by taking cuttings of stems or leaves will the new plant be exactly the same as the mother plant
Plant leaves that carry out photosynthesis absorb light energy for the same. By this, plant can synthesize the nutrient needed for its survial.