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What is the process called when a plant takes in more water than it needs?
The process is called "overhydration" when a plant takes in more water than it needs.
The amount of water a plant needs might be a function of all but what?
The amount of water a plant needs is typically not a function of: The color of its leaves or flowers The type of pot it is planted in The amount of sunlight it receives
What does a leaf need to make food for the plant?
A leaf needs sunlight, carbon dioxide, and water to make food for the plant through the process of photosynthesis. Chlorophyll in the leaf captures the sunlight energy, which is used to convert carbon dioxide and water into glucose and oxygen. This process provides energy for the plant to grow and thrive.
How much water does a garden plant need?
Depends on the plant. Some require little water, some a lot. Plants have developed adaptations to different environments. A cactus growing in a dry desert takes very little water, and a succulent growing in a rain forest needs a lot.
Visit me if you are looking for a frond?
Sure, fronds are typically found on ferns or palms. If you have a plant with fronds that needs care, I can definitely help with that!
What are 3 examples of non nutritive components?
The 3 examples are ---- Water Roughage Direct plant resources like wood
Germinated grams are considered highly nutritive what is the reason for this belief?
bcoz it is considered nutritive
What is the definition of nutritive food spoilage?
When the original nutritive value, flavor, texture of the food is damaged, it is known as nutritive food spoilage. When this occurs, the food becomes unsuitable to consume.
How can you say that a food is nutritive?
A nutritive food is one that supplies compounds that the body can absorb for energy or other uses.
How do the needs of a seed differ from the needs of a plant?
A seed needs the right temperature and moisture. A plant needs moisture, the right temperature, and sunlight.
What does it mean by a nutritive polyp?
Nutritive polyp, any one of the zooids of a compound hydroid, or coral, which has a mouth and digestive cavity.
What are the three main non nutritive components?
The three main examples of non nutritive components are fibers, flavors, and colors.
What is the nutritive value of a blueberrry?
The leaf
Do wolves eat shrew?
No. They would receive little sustenance from cellulose (plant fiber). Their nutritive diet is meat.
Do a plant cell really needs a cell membrane?
yes plant cells needs a cell membrane
Why a food chain needs a plant?
the food chain needs plant because the animals eat plants
Why do potato chips have lower nutritive compare to boiled or baked potatoes?
Frying lowers the nutritive value and adds fat and grease and calories.
