the tree does not have benefit from the orchid.. because the orchids are decoration only. <3
The Makiling Botanical Garden in the Philippines is home to hundreds of types of plants and trees. Some of those plants and trees are medinillas, mussaendas, quiapo, orchids, ferns, palms, and mahogany.
Yes, some orchids are known as epiphytes and grow on other plants, such as trees, but they are not parasitic. Instead, they use the host plant for support while obtaining nutrients from the air, rainwater, and accumulated organic matter around them.
Some plants that can be found in the tropical rainforest include orchids, bromeliads, epiphytes, ferns, and towering canopy trees like mahogany and kapok. These plants have adaptations to thrive in the warm, wet conditions of the rainforest.
Tropical Rainforest: Epiphytes such as orchids Desert: Cacti like the saguaro Grassland: Prairie grasses like bluestem Deciduous Forest: Trees like oak or maple Taiga: Coniferous trees like spruce or pine Tundra: Mosses and lichens
Hazel trees and dormice share a mutualistic relationship. Dormice feed on hazelnuts from hazel trees, helping to disperse the tree's seeds and promote their growth. In return, hazel trees provide a food source and habitat for dormice.
Terrestrial orchids are orchids that live in the soil of the ground and not in trees
Commenalism
why do orchids live branches or trunks of trees
why do orchids live branches or trunks of trees
Because, to reach the sunlight, orchids get a boost from the forest trees. Orchids will attach themselves and grow on the trunks of the trees. In this way, the orchids move up off the dark forest floor and closer to the sunny canopy
Not all Orchids need to grow on trees, only the epiphytes, terrestiall Orchids grow in the soil.
yes! <3
the tree does not have benefit from the orchid
Commensalism
Orchids grow on tree bark in the tropical forest. Can't elaborate any further sorry
in the ground, they usually dont grow in trees.
orchids, strangler fig, and epiphytes