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Since cuticle is almost impervious to water, the plants living around water do not require cuticle because the water is absorbed through the free surface of cell wall in these plants.
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Difference between water plants and desert plants?
Generally water plants do not have stomata, they also lack cuticle and C3 plants.Desert plants have both and commonly C4 plants.Water plants have short roots while desert plants have long roots running deep in soil.
Why does the sea grape leaf has a thick waxy layer?
its called a cuticle, and helps the plant from losing too much water through a process called transpiration. this is the plant's way of getting water. plants with limited access to water have a thick layer to stop water from evaporating too much
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.
When does plants transpire the most?
most of the time it occurs in the afternoon, after luch or so
What happens when plants get to much water?
It would cause the vacoules and the cell membraine to fill up so much it would literally burst
Difference between water plants and desert plants?
Generally water plants do not have stomata, they also lack cuticle and C3 plants.Desert plants have both and commonly C4 plants.Water plants have short roots while desert plants have long roots running deep in soil.
Why does the sea grape leaf has a thick waxy layer?
its called a cuticle, and helps the plant from losing too much water through a process called transpiration. this is the plant's way of getting water. plants with limited access to water have a thick layer to stop water from evaporating too much
Why can't animals make food from carbon dioxide water like plants do?
animals use the energy to move around and plants dont use the energy
What happens when you remove the cuticle from the skin of an apple?
i dont know really
How are charophyceans and land plants?
Land plants evolved from Charophyceans. Charophyceans lived in the water and land plants dont.
What do animal cells have that plants dont?
Vacuoles wich hold water in them.
What happens if you dont water plants and the soil dries up?
they die
What plants can survive with or without water?
i dont know! ask a scientist!
How do snails help plants?
In general, water snails predate upon plants. They do not help them they destroy them.They dont help and they dont harm
Why to save water to prevent greenhouse effect?
you have to save water to prevent green house effect because water is useful in plants and if you dont save then it will be a problem for plants and trees
How do you water rockhoppers plants on Club Penguin?
you dont they just grow by them selves
How do warm and cold water currents affect plants and animal life?
they dont
