How do sunflower adapt to their environment?

Answer 1

A Sunflower adapts to its environment by using the water,minerals and nutrients from the soil and also uses the Sunlight to grow. A Sunflower has strong roots that are tightly attached to the ground in the soil.It also makes its in food in the process called PHOTOSYNTHESIS. A plant also saves and stores its extra food in the leaves.

Answer 2

Sunflowers adapt by moving their stems so that the petals are coated in a smuch like as possible. Due to Photosynthesis food creation, they need light to live.

Evidence of this is if you were to put 2 standing stright flowers in a box each - One with a whole on the left side and one on the right. Come back approximately a week - 2 weeks later, the flower will be leaning on the side the hole was pierced.

Answer 3

Environmental Adaptations:

Sunflower plants develop symbiotic relationships within the soil environment and with insects, including bees. According to the University of Wisconsin, soil adaptations are demonstrated by the relationships sunflowers have with certain mycorrhizae, or fungus organisms. This adaptation enables sunflowers to ingest ample amounts of organic matter from the soil and makes their root systems more accessible to soil nutrients, such as nitrogen, water and phosphorous. The mycorrhizae benefit by ingesting sugars manufactured by the plant body. Sunflowers' large flower heads and inflorescences contain a nectar that attracts bees, according to Nature North, a botanical reference site. In turn, bees transport the flower's pollen grains from plant to plant, which aids in their fertilization.

Answer 4

if you are living in country that is cold it needs to adapt in the sun change of temperature

but if its a very hot country you have to water it more it is supposed to be

Answer 5

== == It grows toward the sun.

Answer 6

The full light exposere