Plants that can be found in the alpine or high-altitude Himalayan region include rhododendrons, junipers, birches, and various grasses and herbaceous species adapted to the cold and harsh conditions of the Himalayan mountains. Many of these plants are specialized to survive in low temperatures and high altitudes, showcasing unique adaptations such as small leaves, dense growth habits, and the ability to tolerate extreme weather conditions.
The plant with the longest life cycle is the Antarctic moss, which can live for more than 5,000 years. Its slow growth rate and ability to withstand extreme environmental conditions contribute to its longevity.
no they do not have plant life.
A geographic area that plant and animal life and the natural process that sustains them live is called an ecosystem. An ecosystem must have the conditions right for survival of inhabitants.
Yes, a woodlouse belongs among the world's herbivores (plant-eaters). The crustacean in question (Oniscidea spp) prefers dead plant matter but may irritate gardeners by preying upon seedlings and strawberries.
The plant life that grows naturally in an area is called the native flora.
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omnivore
A Juniper Tree.
because plant cells are organism that can live through life
there are two plant that live in the whatsoever they are called bacterial
An annual plant typically lives for one year before completing its life cycle.
Plants must complete their life cycle to fulfill their true purpose. For plant's life cycle to continue a seedling must live long enough to produce new seeds.
Like most plant life, herbs need water, soil, air and sunlight to live.
"Life" is a noun (the name of a thing. "Live," when rhymed with "sieve" is a verb (what we do until we die). "Live," when rhymed with "five" is an adjective, describint a person, animal, or plant that is living.
if you watch some movies (Madagascar!) there are many lemurs..
The euphotic zone