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Any hybrid. There are billions of them. New plants are developed every day by botanists who will hand pollinate one plant with a different plant in the same family. The result is
(hopefully) a new plant with the best characteristics of each donor plant, or a bloom/fruit that is better than the original.
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How tall is a potato plant?
Ultimately, that would depend on the plant one is averaging. Plants come in all kinds of various shapes and sizes / heights.
What the two ways that topsoil can be lost?
Heavy rains/flooding, or crops/plants that destroy the nutrients in the soil (like the cotton plant).
What name is given to the region where mitosis occurs in plants?
It is in the meristem of a plant which is located at the main root tip of it, the process mitosis happen. Mitosis is a process where the cell nucleus of chromosomes is split into two creating also two of their own nuclei.
Why did plants need to evolve adaptations for hot arid climates?
Plants in hot deserts have to adapt in order to live. Here are some possible adaptations: Some have tiny thorns of their exterior, to prevent predators from eating it. Large stems, may store large amounts of water, as water may be hard to come by. Wide spreading/long roots, alowing plants to gather water found in the ground. Coated leaves, prevent water from escaping the plants, and from burning. Plants must adapt to the hot climate and conditions in order for the plant to live. the hot sun could easily burn and kill the plant and therefore the plant must protect itself. :)
What are the stages of growth a plant goes through?
1. PollinationWhile some plants can reproduce asexually (for example, plant a root cutting or a stem cutting, and a new plant will emerge), most plants reproduce sexually through pollination. During pollination, pollen grains carrying the male sperm (gametes) are carried by insects or animals to the female part of the plant where the gametes come into contact with the female's ovule. This can occur either between two plants (cross-pollination) or within the same plant (self-pollination). A sexually reproducing plant's sexual organs are contained in what is commonly known as its flowers.2. FertilizationIn some types of plants, when a pollen grain containing the male's gamete comes into contact with the female part of the flower (called the carpel), a tube extends from the pollen grain and down into the female parts in an attempt to reach the female plant's ovule. In some plants, the tube can extend from the pollen grain by up to 12 inches! When it does, the gametes travel through the pollen tube to reach the ovule and fertilize the egg cell within.In other types of plants, the female parts contain a watery fluid through which flagellate sperm swim on their way to fertilize the egg cells.3. Seed FormationSeed formation begins inside the mother plant or plant part. It then continues its growth inside a fruit in some plant types (angiosperms) or out in the open on the bracts of cones in other types (gymnosperms). 4. Seed DispersalAfter a plant's fruit has ripened or cone has been dropped, its seeds are spread by wind, water, animals or insects at a time when conditions are ideal for plant's seed to germinate and grow. 5. GerminationGermination occurs when the plant sprouts from its seed and starts to grow, producing its familiar parts including roots, stems and leaves. Germination happens after the plant's seed has landed on or been pushed down or buried into a growing medium (i.e. soil). 6. Continued Growth Into a Mature PlantUnlike animal stem cells that can only create new types of cells early in the animal's development, plants are always creating new parts based on the need at the time from special tissue called meristem. The meristem comes in two types - one for the roots and one for the shoot - and consists of various cell types that are "triggered" to perform the action-at-hand (or should we say, action-at-root/stem). The process of the plant's continued growth is made possible through several processes including photosynthesis, nutrient transfer and transpiration7. PollinationAfter the plant has grown into maturity, it produces its own flowers for pollination and fertilization. Let the cycle continue!
Who do you get Pip plant moshi?
you plant a seed with a code and two different plants with any any
Does purple weed have seeds?
Cannabis comes in many different colors, but all strains have the same anatomy. Cannabis is a two sexed plant. The female plant is the one that produces the buds that we smoke. In the absence of male plants to pollinate them, they will not develop seeds.
What happens when you grow two of the same plants in two different soils?
If one soil has nutrients that plant will thrive. If the other has no nutrients the plant will shrivel up and die.
If you have 17 plants how many different combinations of rows using one plant in some rows and two plants in others?
3 ways
What is the differens of a plant and a weed?
A weed and a plant really aren't two different things. A weed is a plant, it is just a plant you don't want. That is why unwanted plants in gardens are called weeds.
How does food come from plants?
All food comes from plants, though not all foods come directly from plants, for example beef originally was a plant, because the cow eats the grass, which is a plant. There may be one or two exceptions to this but none that I am aware of :L
Can a zucchini plant also produce pumpkins?
I don't believe so. I think they are two different plants. The plants do look very similar though.
In the plant kingdom vascular and nonvascular plants are known as the two types of?
I really do not know, so stop buggin me!!!!
How did Gregor Mendel contribute to your understanding of inheritance?
Gregor Mendel took two different colored pea plants: one had traits for white plants and the other had traits for a red plant. When Mendel cross bred the two plants, a plant with traits for a pink plant grew. This is how Mendel contributed to the understanding of inherited traits.
Will cacao chocolate test positive for cocaine?
cacao (chocolate) and the coca (cocaine) plant are two different plants.
Is one squash plant enough to produce or do you need two for pollination?
we need two plants, as the male and female plants are different.
How did gregor mendel contribute to understanding of inherited traits?
Gregor Mendel took two different colored pea plants: one had traits for white plants and the other had traits for a red plant. When Mendel cross bred the two plants, a plant with traits for a pink plant grew. This is how Mendel contributed to the understanding of inherited traits.
