The fiddle-leaf fig (Ficus lyrata) is a popular outdoor plant in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 10B and 11. In other regions, the plant is frequently grown indoors and is desired for its large, coarse leaves that can grow up to 12 inches long. Unlike other houseplants, however, the fiddle-leaf fig is very difficult to propagate from cuttings. Attempts to do so routinely end in frustration and failure. The best way to propagate this particular fig it through a process known as air layering.
Color grey and hard.|It’s small. Very green and is a group of long leaves. |There are long and have a great height. There are abundant.|It has very yellow petals and in the middle a brown seed head| Why does this plant belong in this division?|Because the nonvascular plant do not have tissues to get nutrients.|the have a vascular system and a dominant sporophyte stage .|They produce pollen grains and ovules in cones.|They produce pollen grains and and ovules.| What adaptations does this plant have? (An adaptation is a behavior or body part that helps an organism survive.
Q)What economic and ecological roles do honeybees play? A)They pollinate many of our fruit products. They also make it so we can grow these products and sell them without the great cost of hand pollination. 6Q)Describe the poaching of wild species and give three examples of species that are threatened by this illigal activity. A)Some protected species are illegaly killes for their valuable parts or are sold to live collectors.
Leaves: N-143 V-150 Long Leaf: N-139 V-148 Num. Fruits : N 138 V-145 3) A large number of replicate is extreamly important because you have a more percise count of plants and if some die it doesn’t affect the whole
The only thing missing were all the little arthropods. The tree didn’t grow. He added a single millipede and the nutrient content of the soil increased NINEFOLD! MANAGEMENT Yi and Moldenke evaluated the effect of four different forest management techniques, unthinned control and three thinning intensities (light, light with gaps, and heavy thin), on arthropod abundance, diversity, and community structure as an indicator of ecological processes affecting other forest fauna. Arthropod abundance and diversity was higher in heavy and light/gap
Fruit bats have a habitat of thick forests. A group of fruit bats are called a camp or a colony. What they eat... Fruit bats eat [its hinted in their name] all types of fruit like bananas,peaches and mango but they often eat more nectar and pollen than fruit. Fruit bats are alo very useful to us because they suck out the pollen from flowers and pollinate another flower or plant so it can grow and we can eat it. Predators...
Nature has selected out the thumb in order for the spider monkey to swing through trees since they are closely 100% arboreal as well as 100% quadrapedal. (PIN). These monkeys are nearly never found on terrestrial land. The Capuchin monkey is another species that I really enjoyed. They come from the tropical forests of Central and South Africa.
The worst impact among the animals the small, and seemingly harmless, honeybee. A shipment of new animals and plants was brought to the new world as a way to experiment on what would thrive in the unknown environment. Among these animals was the honeybee. Most bees stay in a general region pollinating only a select number of species. The European honeybees reside almost anywhere and pollinate almost anything in sight.
Topical You’re just like an unripened pear plucked from a tree- hard and bitter. Its flesh-like yours- was rigid and unwelcoming. The summer came far too late for you to ripen and mature. And just like that pear, you were plucked from your branch, before you were ready. Unnerved, and still bitter, you live until you're thrown away, never to be thought of again.
• The majority of the trees in the rainforest are broad leaf and green which helps in getting rid of excess water through transpiration and leafs will protect themselves through a drip tip. Also, the size of the leaf will allow the absorption of more sunlight. Therefore the broader the leaf the more sunlight will be absorbed. • The tree barks are often thin