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What is the purpose of the flower on a mature plant?
The flower is the reproductive organ of angiosperm mature plants.
In which stage are seeds produced?
Mature plant
What is young root?
the root of mature plant
What structure does the radicle in a seed produce in the mature plant?
The radicle in a seed develops into the primary root of the mature plant, anchoring it firmly and facilitating nutrient absorption. This crucial structure supports the plant’s growth and stability from the very beginning.
How is a young plant similar to a mature plant?
a young plants is a smoll plants and
When is a plant mature?
A plant is considered mature when it has reached its full size and is capable of producing flowers or seeds for reproduction. The specific age at which a plant reaches maturity varies depending on the species.
How far from an artesian well should mature willows trees be planted?
Why do you want to plant a mature willow?
What are two distinct parts of mature grass plants?
what are two main parts of a mature plant grass
Can you show me the plant of a watermelon?
See the related link for a photo of a mature plant and a seedling.
How can I tell when a Peperomia obtusifolia plant is mature and ready for propagation?
A Peperomia obtusifolia plant is mature and ready for propagation when it has grown to a size where it has multiple stems and leaves. Additionally, the plant should be healthy and actively growing.
Does it affects a plant to be plant next to a mature plant?
yes, they compete for resources like water, light and nutrients
What the Difference between mature and immature plant cells?
Mature plant cells have already reached their full size and functionality, while immature plant cells are still developing and have not yet reached their full potential. Immature plant cells have the ability to differentiate into different cell types, whereas mature plant cells are more specialized and perform specific functions within the plant.
