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What function is a leave on a plant?
to absorb sunlight and to provide nutrients via photosynthesis
What is erectophile?
Wheat, whose meristematic leaves and stems are sheltered from direct light by upper leaves and leaf sheathes (erectophile morphology, common to grasses and most monocots, but not all monocots). Both lettuce and soybean, whose meristematic cells in expanding leaves and stems are 'exposed' (planophile morphology, common to dicots and a few monocots),
What is an asarabacca?
An asarabacca is a herbaceous plant, Asarum europaeum, whose leaves and roots are emetic and cathartic.
Which plant make food in stem?
plants whose stems are eaten are kangkong celery potato ginger and onion,brocolli,sugarcane,asparagus
How are protists related to other eukaryotes?
Protists are eukaryotes that do not belong to plant, animal or fungi species. The way in which protists are related to other eukaryotes stems from the fact that among the current protists include groups whose ancestors were the reason why plants, animals and fungi exist today.
Is a bushy plant whose stems and leaves are used to make blue dye?
indigo
Mention a plant whose seeds and leaves are useful to us?
Musterd is a plant whose seeds and leaves are useful to us
What function is a leave on a plant?
to absorb sunlight and to provide nutrients via photosynthesis
Where do leaves and flower from?
Plants.Buds are where flowers and leaves come from.Specifically, buds can be found along the sides of roots, stems or trunks and at the top of stems. Either way, it is an undeveloped shoot whose purpose is to facilitate reproduction and vegetation of the plant in question. It may be specialized only to flower or leaf or it may be capable of both leafing and flowering.
Where do leaves and flower come from?
Plants.Buds are where flowers and leaves come from.Specifically, buds can be found along the sides of roots, stems or trunks and at the top of stems. Either way, it is an undeveloped shoot whose purpose is to facilitate reproduction and vegetation of the plant in question. It may be specialized only to flower or leaf or it may be capable of both leafing and flowering.
What is erectophile?
Wheat, whose meristematic leaves and stems are sheltered from direct light by upper leaves and leaf sheathes (erectophile morphology, common to grasses and most monocots, but not all monocots). Both lettuce and soybean, whose meristematic cells in expanding leaves and stems are 'exposed' (planophile morphology, common to dicots and a few monocots),
What are 2 plants whose leaves you use for food 2 whose stems we use for food and 2 whose roots you use for food?
Leaves: Lettuce, Cabbage Stems: Celery, Parsley, sugar cane Roots: Carrots, Potato (although not a true root), radish Seeds: Rice, wheat, corn Flowers: Cauliflower, broccoli
Mention a plant whoose seeds and leaves are useful to us?
Mention a plant whose and seeds are used as food
Herbaceous flowering plant whose leaves are often added to mojito cocktails?
mint
A plant whose leaves are naturally yellow probably contains what?
Xanthophylls which are from the carotenoid group of pigments
What is an asarabacca?
An asarabacca is a herbaceous plant, Asarum europaeum, whose leaves and roots are emetic and cathartic.
What are all the ponds?
Swamp Zone, Floating Leaf Zone, Underwater Plant Zone and the bottom zone[whose name I am unsure of].
