Translocation is the transport of sugars throughout the plant. The phloem is responsible for this, and has sieve tube members and companion cells that connect via the plasmodesmata in order to transport the sugars.
No, leaves are not reproductive parts of plants. They are responsible for photosynthesis, helping the plant produce energy, and are involved in transpiration and gas exchange. Reproductive parts of plants include flowers, fruits, seeds, and cones.
Some examples of plants that do not have leaves include cacti, succulents, and certain types of fungi. These plants have adapted to survive in arid environments by storing water in their stems or other parts of their bodies instead of using leaves for photosynthesis.
Small parts of wild plants can include leaves, flowers, seeds, fruits, and roots. These parts play essential roles in the plant's reproduction, growth, and survival in their natural environment.
A tree consists of roots, a trunk, branches, leaves, and sometimes flowers or fruits. The roots anchor the tree and absorb water and nutrients from the soil, while the trunk supports the tree and transports nutrients between the roots and leaves. The branches and leaves are responsible for photosynthesis, producing energy for the tree, and flowers and fruits are involved in reproduction.
Carbohydrates are moved about plants in the sieve tubesof the phloem.This movement of materials from one part of a plant to another is called translocation. Carbohydrate is normally translocated as sucrose. If you inject glucose or fructose into a plant, it will probably be converted into sucrose before translocation.
Stem, leaves ,flowers, and seeds
the best combination for growing plants is humus and organic matter.
stems roots and leaves
Stem, Root and Leaves are the three main parts of all plants.
Vegetative reproduction.
Vegetative reproduction.
The parts that is used for food is the leaves,root,stem etc.
Parts of plants , stem , leaves fruits .
leaves
Mainly parts which get sun light well. Leaves are modified with many chloroplasts .
Plants have different parts because they have evolved to adapt to their specific environments and functions. For example, plants in dry climates may have specialized leaves or roots to conserve water, while plants in low light conditions may have larger leaves to capture more sunlight. Additionally, different parts of a plant may serve different functions, such as roots for anchoring and nutrient uptake, leaves for photosynthesis, and flowers for reproduction.
For some plants, the brown leaves slow the growing of the plant since brown leaves are basically dead leaves, but for most plants, people just cut them off because it looks more presentable that way. Usually they can live and grow with the brown leaves still there.