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Why do plants bear flowers and bear fruits at different times of the year?
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∙ 8y ago
The flowers attract pollinators (e.g. bees, hummingbirds).
Only after a pollinator has fertilized the female ovary will seeds begin developing, the flower drops off, and the ovary transforms into fruit.
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∙ 8y ago
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∙ 9y agoA plant's flowering season depends on the environment that it can thrive in. If a plant requires less sunlight and a colder climate or vise versa, it will grow.
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∙ 9y agoSeasonal fruits are mostly depending on your region, growing seasons and crop. In the heartfelt areas, seasons start in earlier and end in longer as some
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∙ 11y agoDue to one or the other constraints in their phenology
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∙ 10y agobecause they do
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How can humans benefit from the different parts of a plant?
Plants bear fruits which yield more pounds of food per acre than products of animal slaughter, dairy products or vegetables. Fruit can yield 4500 or more times the food per acre that meat yields. Fruits also contain hundreds of thousands of healing properties, from lauric acid in coconuts to the vitamin C in virtually all fruits. Some faiths teach that plants also are sacred and should not be killed.
The conditions for seed germination and plant growth are different Explain why?
because different plants have different germanation and growth times
What strategies do plants adopt to favour cross-pollination?
Most plants ensure that their anthers and stigmae ripen at different times so that self fertilization is unlikely. Then there are the many strategies for ensuring that pollen travels to other flowers. If the plant relies on the wind to do this, it produces enormous amounts of pollen to increase the chances of some reaching its goal. The reproductive parts often hang out of the flower so they are exposed to the wind. Other plants produce showy flowers, strong scents and supplies of nectar to attract the animals (such as insects) which will carry the pollen to other plants. Many flowers have the nectar deep inside to make sure the insects brush against the reproductive organs as they go in and out.
Is Papaya flower perfect or imperfect flower?
perfect flower
Where do scientists believe plants evolved?
They believed plants evolved from prehistoric times.
How do plants without flowers reproduce?
Some times the plant has a nut or a seed which can help but generally we need flowers to have plants and bees to help the pollen get around!
What are polycarpic plants?
polycarpic plants are those that flowers and set seeds many times before dying.
What ingredients were used most commonly in commonly Tudor times?
herbs flowers and plants
I gave my chao heart fruits many times and no and you mean NO flowers sprouted Why is this happening?
Um.... that fruit is for skill dumby!
Do different colors of jelly set at different times?
If they are artificially coloured - no. But if you are making jelly from scratch with fruit, yes as different fruits have different affects on the gelatine.
How can humans benefit from the different parts of a plant?
Plants bear fruits which yield more pounds of food per acre than products of animal slaughter, dairy products or vegetables. Fruit can yield 4500 or more times the food per acre that meat yields. Fruits also contain hundreds of thousands of healing properties, from lauric acid in coconuts to the vitamin C in virtually all fruits. Some faiths teach that plants also are sacred and should not be killed.
When is the best time to collect different parts of plants to get a better yield of the active constituents?
It depends which plant you are referring to. Plants mature at different times of year.
The conditions for seed germination and plant growth are different Explain why?
because different plants have different germanation and growth times
How did aboriginal people often identify times of the year?
Australia's aboriginal people identified different times of the year, or seasons, by several factors, depending on where they lived. The most obvious way was by the changes in temperature and the rainfall patterns. In the south, rainfall was lower in summer and higher in winter, with the reverse in the north and the east. Temperatures throughout the continent differ according to the seasons, even in the far north. The aborigines also identified the times of the year by the flowers and fruits produced by the native plants. Different plants flowered at different times of the year. In conjunction with this, the movement of native animals differed with the changing times of the year.
When is the best time to plant?
To plant what? Different plants, crops, bushes, trees have to be planted at different times of the seasons and where you live depends on the optimal planting times.
Why did Indus valley farmers plant different crops at different time of the year?
because different plants need to grow at different times of the year.
What strategies do plants adopt to favour cross-pollination?
Most plants ensure that their anthers and stigmae ripen at different times so that self fertilization is unlikely. Then there are the many strategies for ensuring that pollen travels to other flowers. If the plant relies on the wind to do this, it produces enormous amounts of pollen to increase the chances of some reaching its goal. The reproductive parts often hang out of the flower so they are exposed to the wind. Other plants produce showy flowers, strong scents and supplies of nectar to attract the animals (such as insects) which will carry the pollen to other plants. Many flowers have the nectar deep inside to make sure the insects brush against the reproductive organs as they go in and out.
