explain by giving example, why some plants can live in the forest although they might not be exposed to the sun ‘no sunlight can reach them’.

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A: Plants are not able to move from one place to another to escape the harsh climatic and biotic…

Q: In the fall, the amount of sunlight that plants receive decreases. Which of the following might…

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Q: 19 What important process within air plants is most likely different compared to plants that live on…

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Q: Give an example of how a plant’s ability to sense itsenvironment improves the plant’s chances for…

A: The biological world is a buildup of animals, plants, and microbes. The plants are the major…

Q: Draw a sketch to illustrate how to enhance photosynthesis for a drought by improving light or dark…

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Q: Suppose you use a rubber band to secure a clear plastic bag around afew leaves on a live plant. What…

A: Answer- Transpiration is the process by which plants remove excess water from their aerial parts.…

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A: Plants respond to various stimuli in different ways. Plants were identified as living things on the…

Q: Example of a Upland Canopy White Oak Leaf 2 Count the total number of stomata

A: The white oak or Quercus alba belongs to the Fagaceae family, is a perennial tree and grows best on…

Q: a) What is the primary research question for this study?     b) What is the primary working…

A: Defense mechanism of plant  In order to protect against eating leaf from an insect plant has various…

Q: Explain how a high concentration of oxygen in leaves can be harmful to plants.

A: oxygen is a very important molecule and plays major role in maintaining life on earth .

Q: uppose you wanted to know if the addition of calcium to water would stimulate a plant to grow taller…

A: Variables are defined as the traits or characteristics on which the study is going to be focused.…

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Q: Explain why we can use the rate of rising water level to compare cellular respiration between the…

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Q: Please explain how during a drought, cacti are able to take water from the water storage cells of…

A: Like any other species, the cactus needs water to survive. As we know, the environment in which…

Q: Which of the following is used by plants to reduce heat input in a warm environment? Group of answer…

A: Warm environment means the temperature of the outside environment is high. This causes rate of…

Q: A biologist finds that a plant is being attacked by beetle larva, which eats flowers. Later that…

A: The most likely explanation for the biologist's observation involves the release of volatile organic…

Q: Create a hypothesis using if and then statement about the AntiFungal Activity of Red Dragon Peel

A: The red dragon fruit (Hylocereus polyrhizus) is a species of plant that provides the natural dye…

Q: Describe the way in which many plants benefit other species.

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Q: Describe how a sensitive plant closes its leaves. Why might this behavior have evolved?

A: Sensitive plant or humble plant are those that rapidly closes its leaves when it senses some…

Q: sulfur helps plants

A: Answer:  Sulfur serves many functions in plants: It is used in the formation of amino acids,…

Q: Explain how your plant has is adapted to fit its current environment and how climate change could…

A: A long-term change in the average weather patterns that have come to characterize Earth's local,…

Q: Use examples to explain how plant parts move in response toenvironmental stimuli.

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Q: Briefly describe or give examples of adaptations that help desert plants reduce water loss.

A: Desert has lower availability of water. The plants are adapt themselves by morphological and…

Q: Pollination is a key aspect of plant reproduction. Compare and contrast wind pollination and animal…

A: The transfer of pollen grain from male anther of a flower to a female stigma is known as…

Q: Define photoperiodism and in a few sentences describe its significance to plants. Then, state…

A: Photoperiodism is the ability of plants and animals to measure environmental day length…

Q: The seeds of many seasonal northern plant species will not germinate until they have been exposed to…

A: The purpose of every living being is to reproduce,and in the case of plants this involves ensuring…

Q: Suppose the figure below represents a cross section of a woody tree. What could be the age of this…

A: After the primary growth, the increase in grid or thickness of plant parts due to the formation of…

Q: The algal group from which green plants have probably arise, also show evidence that suggests this…

A: Algae are unicellular, photosynthetic, aquatic eukaryotic organisms that belong to the Protista…

Q: what happens in a tree as it grows over the course of a single summer.

A: Trees are the Woody plant that regularly  renews its growth.

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A: Man's ability to cycle nutritionally vital minerals via poultry, crops and animals is critical to…

Q: All elements that are present in a plant need not be essential to its survival’.Comment.

A: Nutrients are substances assimilated by an organism, which are required for growth, repair, and…

Q: According to the graphical theory of life history evolution, describe the shape of the trade-off…

A: A group of creatures that can breed with one another in nature and create healthy offspring is…

Q: Using what have you learnt about the effect of concentration gradient and surface area to volume…

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Q: Society soils, water, and the atmosphere are major components of the abiotic (nonliving)…

A: Plant is biotic. Instances of abiotic factors are water, air, soil, daylight, and minerals. Biotic…

Q: Write an analogy showing the similarities between the cell membrane and a fence

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Q: What is the term used to describe the severe reduction in metabolism during stress where plants…

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Plant sensory system

The plant sensory system is a sophisticated system that responds to environmental stimuli such as light,temperature, gravity, and touch. Research predicts that plant hormones and signaling mechanisms areresponsible for this regulation system in plants.