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How is a shade plant different from a sun plant?

A shade plant is adapted to thrive in low light conditions and typically has larger leaves with a higher chlorophyll content to maximize light absorption. A sun plant, on the other hand, is adapted to thrive in bright, direct sunlight and often has smaller, thicker leaves to prevent water loss.


What does nectar do?

it is something in flowers that butterflies and hummingbirds and other stuff eatsupplement Nectar is a sugary substance of value to birds and insects as a ready source of energy.It is usually produced by flowers, but at least in New Zealand, we have a sap-sucking aphid on quite large trees, and the surplus to its needs, it exudes from a stylet at the rear. From where it is collected by both bees and wasps, and is known as honeydew.the stuff that's in the middle of the flower.


What does obtained mean when talking about energy?

"Obtained" in the context of energy typically refers to acquiring energy from a source, such as solar panels obtaining energy from the sun or a power plant obtaining energy from fuel sources like coal or natural gas. It implies gaining access to and harnessing energy for various uses.


What direction do you have to face a bird house?

Bird houses should generally face east to southeast to provide protection from the prevailing winds, as well as to receive the morning sun and be warm throughout the day. Placing the bird house in a location where there is some shade during the hottest part of the day can also be beneficial.


How was the sun named the sun?

Short answer: It's adapted from earlier terms in old english. The English proper noun sun developed from Old English sunne, and may be related to south. Cognates to English sun appear in other Germanic languages, including Old Frisian sunne, sonne ("sun"), Old Saxon sunna, Middle Dutch sonne, modern Dutch zon, Old High German sunna, modern German sonne, Old Icelandic sunna, and Gothic sunnō. All Germanic terms for the Sun stem from Proto-Germanic sunnōn.