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What plants live in cold places?
They can grow because there are less plants in cold areas and because their is not enough sun light in cold areas so the plants can not make their food and grow.
How can human activty directly affect the size of a plant population?
We grow plants to eat, we harvest plants, we pollute the land killing plants, we cut down plants to use as raw materials (wood for example), we clear areas of plants to build/grow cities... We affect plant populations in many ways.
The plant on which it climbs is called?
There are many plants that climb and grow. Ivy is one of the most common plants that grow and climb. Poison ivy is another one, grape vine, and honeysuckle is also examples of plants that grow.
How do you convert a desert into grasslands or forest?
Not many plants grow in sand and the plants anyway would need lots of attention, example: water. You would first have to create an oasis and let the plants grow from there.
Why is it incorrect to say that plants grow towards the light?
Only certain plants grow toward light ex. sunflowers some plants like tomatoes grow like the topsy turvey thing hangs tomatoes upside down they grow down not up and most time the light comes from the opposite way they are growing
What plants live in cold places?
They can grow because there are less plants in cold areas and because their is not enough sun light in cold areas so the plants can not make their food and grow.
How many trees are there in the antarctica?
None, it's too cold there for most trees and plants to grow.
How do plants get affected in the arctic?
It's to cold for many of them to grow. Many plants go into a type of hibernation and are only colorful and in bloom during a short period of the year. Plants in the arctic also receive less sunlight than those closer to the equator, so they have less energy to make use of to grow, so they grow slower.
Land descriptions of the Amazon rainforest?
The land in the Amazon rainforest is almost completely covered by the many plants that grow there. A description would have to include words such as "overgrown" and "flat."
Seed can begin to grow in any place they land?
Many seeds will end up in places they can not grow successfully. This is why many plants have so many seeds. That way enough seeds will find good places to grow and the plant will continue.
How can human activty directly affect the size of a plant population?
We grow plants to eat, we harvest plants, we pollute the land killing plants, we cut down plants to use as raw materials (wood for example), we clear areas of plants to build/grow cities... We affect plant populations in many ways.
What are the crops of steppes?
all sorts of different plants live there like the Pistachero, the white Artemisa and other thorny bushes. all the plants there have long roots to get water in the dry, cold winter.
What plants grow on antarctica?
Well, lichens, mosses, and algaes are one of them, though, not many plants grow in antarctica
Does Antarctica have agriculture?
Its to cold to grow many things.Also no permanent residants live there so there is no need for agriculture.Some plants do grow, but maybe in the future, if we ever colonize antarctica,genetic engineering can make agriculture possible.
How many weed plants can grow together?
As many as you want as long as there 3 to 6 inches apart and you have a big enough room to grow a lot of plants
What plants like to grow in a alkali soil?
many cacti, succulents and coastal plants grow in naturally occurring alkali soils
What Plants grow in water?
Many different kinds of plants grow in water. Seaweed and lily pads are two examples.
