long roots probably help it get water from further underground.
Daisies have fibrous roots, which consist of many thin, branching roots that spread out close to the surface of the soil. These roots help the daisy plant to efficiently absorb nutrients and water from the soil to support its growth.
Root cells rely on the sugars and nutrients produced by the leaves during the process of photosynthesis. These products are transported from the leaves to the roots via the vascular system of the plant. As a result, root cells can survive without chloroplasts because they do not need to perform photosynthesis to obtain essential nutrients for their survival.
Biennial anthophytes survive the winter by storing energy reserves in their roots, which they use to regrow and flower in the following year. They also have strategies such as producing a rosette of leaves close to the ground to protect them from freezing temperatures.
Seeds are made at the flower. Fruit is generated at the flower. Fruit contains seeds.
there are four plant cells and they are 1 flower 2 stem 3 leaves 4 roots
a daisy flower gets fed by water
yes if you are careful enough with the water and sun and you give it nutrients that it needs
roots collect water and nutrients for the flower.
by having long roots which stretch underground and feed water to the tree.
Flowers don't have roots these are actually plants who have roots.
roots
No, an orchid cannot survive solely with air roots. Orchids need a combination of air roots and traditional roots to absorb water and nutrients from their environment in order to survive.
They are both planted underground.
The sunflower shoot is there to protect the flower fro insects on the ground, to transfer water from the roots to the flower and to transfer uv light from the flower to the roots
the roots
in the roots
Take a garden knife and cut your daisy clump into two or more smaller clumps. Dig up the clumps with plenty of roots. Move the smaller clump where you need it in your garden.