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Grasses are vulnerable to the grazing of animals Which adaptation helps grasses avoid serious damage from being grazed upon?
stems that grow from the base rather than at the tip /\ 1..grasses grow very fast and spread quickly to cover a big area so even if they are fed upon by animals(herbivorours), they still grow back very fast.. 2..the general structure of grasses helps them adopt to grazing for instance they have flexible stem that enable them to get back to their original positions after being stepped on by animals.. 3..some grasses are poisonous for instance the lantana camara, some have a sticky substance that makes digestion in animals hard.. 4..some grasses take up the shape of poisonous snakes to keep away animals for instance the snake grass.. 5..grasses grow both n the surface and underground so even if the upper part is eaten by animals,the lower part can still grow back... to be continued
Can hair die?
The Bottom Of You Hair Is Dead, Its The Top Part That Is Alive To Keep It Growing.
When does grass stop growing?
it depends. Warm season grasses--bermuda grass as an example goes dormant and stops growing in the winter months. while cool season grasses (kentucky blue grass/rye/fescue) go dormant and stop growing in the summer months. Growth may slow at other times of the year, but it does not actually stop unless the lawn/grass is dormant. Dormancy is part of the natural life cycle of grass.
How does grass adapt to grassland?
the grasses have extensive root systems which help them to regenerate even upper plant part has died and also the have their leaves turned upwards so that the leaves direct the rain drops falling on them towards the base of stem
How much animals are killed by hunters a year?
I hear they keep making them take part in daredevil sports
What characteristic of grasses enables these plants to survive occasional fires and continuous grazing by animals?
Their growth points are at the base of the plant (instead of at the top like with many trees and forbs), and many grasses are what are called "bunch grasses" which means they form from tillers that sprout from such growth points. Additionally, their ability to grow in favourable conditions that allows enough light, nutrient, litter removal and reduced competition will help them to survive and even propogate more of themselves. However, not all grasses can survive with continuous grazing. For example, rough fescue is a grass that will not survive if continuously grazed, unlike with bluegrasses, wheatgrasses, and brome-grass species. Under continuous grazing pressure, rough fescue is what is called a "decreaser." All other grasses mentioned are called "increasers."
Do a European rabbit eat mutualism animals?
European rabbits do not typically eat other animals that rely on mutualistic relationships for their survival. They mainly feed on vegetation such as grasses, plants, and crops. Mutualism animals like bees or birds play different roles in the ecosystem and are not part of the rabbit's diet.
Is grasshopper omnivore herbivore or carnivore?
Grasshoppers are typically herbivores, meaning they primarily feed on plants and grasses. They do not usually consume meat or other animals as a regular part of their diet.
What kind of plants and animals are in the coastal plain?
As a plain, its flora will consist mostly of grasses and small shrubs. Depending on what part of the world the coastal plain is in, it fauna can include monkeys, wild boars, deer, foxes, and people.
What are grass characteristics?
=have several main roots of the same size..=leaves make a big part of grass plants,,=most grasses have short stems covered by leaf bases..=grasses are efficient in photosynthesis
Why is this statement false Tall perennial grasses and herds of grazing herbivores are inhabitants of the desert biome?
Tall grasses and large herbivores are part of the grassland biome and not a desert.
Name a part of your body that never stops growing?
Cartilage is the part of the skeleton that never stops growing.
