I heard from a botany teacher that cacti can be cut down at ground level. They will develop a protective layer on the plant's cut and can then be transported to wherever, placed in the ground, and it will grow again. I dont know how true this is but it was from a college Botany Professor. Answer Your Botany Professor was not wrong but the plant was harmed.
Deers are being hunted down in places.they are being run over by cars
by cutting them down
Cactus are a desert plant, and so need to send their roots deep down for their food.
grey wolves became harmed by humans killing them because the wolves were eating there cattle. they are also harmed because people are cutting down trees in the forest, where the wolves live.
swoops down to catch it
You put the cactus on sand. There is no seed required. Also know they cannot grow right next to each other.
A cherry tree. Its not even possible to have cactus' in New England.
A labeled part of a cactus is a body part that can be identified on a diagram of the inside and outside of the cactus. The diagram breaks each part of the cactus down to its smallest known level of existence. For example, labeled parts of the cactus' flower include the stigma, the stamen, and the anther.
Yes, definitely. Years ago I learned this while driving down 23rd street, and saw an injured goose. Being right by the zoo, I took it there, where they accepted it.
1. Try to find a desert or a small area of sand 2. If you see a cactus or many cacti there, punch it down 3. you will get cacti from there
a cactus
Cacti are equipped with many adaptations that suit them for the desert life. Instead of leaves, from which water escapes easily, this magnificent plant has spines, which greatly narrow down water evaporation. The spines also protect the cactus from hungry predators such as birds. A cactus has short roots, which also minimize evaporation. A cactus is a vascular plant, meaning it can support itself while growing to amazing heights. The saguaro cactus can grow unto an astonishing 45ft. Probably the most amazing fact about this plant is that even in its harsh climate some cacti can survive over 200 years! These adaptations allow certain cacti to survive 3 years without water; a human can barely survive 4 days.