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What plant has slim needles to allow heavy snow to fall though them?
The plant with slim needles designed to allow heavy snow to fall through is the coniferous tree, specifically species like the Eastern White Pine (Pinus strobus) or the Norway Spruce (Picea abies). These trees have needle-like leaves that are slender and flexible, preventing snow accumulation that could break branches. This adaptation helps them withstand heavy snowfall in their native habitats.
Plant needles are PROBABLY initially the result of?
Plant needles are probably initially the result of evolutionary adaptations to deter herbivores and reduce water loss. The needle shape helps protect plants from being eaten by animals, while the small surface area reduces water loss through evapotranspiration.
Why do artichokes have pointy needles in the leaves of their exterior?
Artichokes have thorny needles on their leaves as a defense mechanism to protect themselves from herbivores and predators. These needles discourage animals from eating them and help the plant conserve its energy for reproduction.
What are the functions of the cell membrane in a plant cell?
to allow non harmful particles through and keep harmful ones out
What is the function of the cell in a plant wall?
It is to protect the plant from any unwanted substances. It will only allow a few things to pass through that it needs. It's like our skin.
What plant has slim needles that allow heavy snow to fall through them?
Pine tree
Why do plant stems have wax on them in the desert?
It helps them store the water in their stems because water can escape through the needles
Plant needles are PROBABLY initially the result of?
Plant needles are probably initially the result of evolutionary adaptations to deter herbivores and reduce water loss. The needle shape helps protect plants from being eaten by animals, while the small surface area reduces water loss through evapotranspiration.
What type of plant is an apple tree?
It is a Deciduous type.Trees with needles are Conifers.
What does chlorophyll allow a plant cell to do that an animal cannot?
produce glucose (sugars) through photosynthesis
What are the functions of the cells in the plant cell?
to allow non harmful particles through and keep harmful ones out
How does a spine on a cactus help it to survive?
Cactus needles have a number of functions. Firstly, because cactus plants live in deserts and semi-arid areas, the needles reduce the loss of moisture that normally occurs through evaporation. As the cactus is a "flowering plant", like all plants in this family it has leaves, but in this case, the leaves are the needles. there is very little surface area on the needles, so less moisture is lost through evaporation. Because of the shape of the needles, they also help capture whatever moisture is available. Dew and other forms of precipitation will tend to drip from the needles to the soil directly around the roots of a cactus, enabling the roots to utilise as much of the moisture as possible. Cactus needles also deter plant-eating animals.
Why do artichokes have pointy needles in the leaves of their exterior?
Artichokes have thorny needles on their leaves as a defense mechanism to protect themselves from herbivores and predators. These needles discourage animals from eating them and help the plant conserve its energy for reproduction.
What is hormonema dematioides?
a plant pathogen, causing reed needles of species af Abies
What are the functions of the cell membrane in a plant cell?
to allow non harmful particles through and keep harmful ones out
What are the different adaptations seen in plants?
There a plenty of adaptations plants have and this would be a long answer. with that said look at the cactus for example. This plant not only stores water within for a very long time but also has needles that do several different things. The needles of a cactus shade the the cactus, not having leaves means less need for water, the needles are able to slow water down when in falls on the plant, in order for the plant to collect as much water as possible and since this plant must store water for a long time, the needles protect it from predator's Also cactus are completely green, doing away with leaves and allowing the skin of the plant to do the photosynthesis needed.
What is the function of the cell in a plant wall?
It is to protect the plant from any unwanted substances. It will only allow a few things to pass through that it needs. It's like our skin.
