How have daisys adapted?

Answer 1

It grows low to the ground so it is not affected by mowing

White petals surrounding the central anthers (producing pollen) to attract insects

Flowers grow taller than surrounding plants to attract insects

It has shallow roots so it is susceptible to drought, often found in moist soils.

Answer 2

It grows low to the ground so it is not affected by mowing

White petals surrounding the central anthers (producing pollen) to attract insects

Flowers grow taller than surrounding plants to attract insects

It has shallow roots so it is susceptible to drought, often found in moist soils.

Answer 3

Many flowering plants that grow in a lawn keep their leaves close to the ground to avoid being mowed or grazed. The daisy may raise their flowers high enough to be cut off when the lawn is next mowed, but the roots and the main plant will be low enough to survive the whirling mower blades and flourish to re-flower soon after.

Answer 4

Daisies have a flat flower that makes it easy for pollinators to land on it. They have rhizomes that allow the plant to reproduce underground asexually. The plant grows low to the ground so that mowing does not kill the plant while the flower is higher than the surrounding grass.

Answer 5

The daisy has adapted to its environment in a great number of different ways. Daisy have adapted to stand and absorb water.