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.
Most savanna grass is coarse and grows in tufts with intervening patches of bare ground. Scattered, individual trees or small groves of trees are common. Trees do not dominate the biome because the small amount of high sun rainfall is not enough to sustain such
Clover Plant Investigation Abstract The hypothesis for this investigation is that clovers are more abundant in areas with more sun coverage than areas without sun coverage or little sun coverage. This is tested by counting the amount of clover plants in 1m 2 quadrants and seeing the coverage they have in that quadrant, the results are compared; the quadrants in the sun are compared to the quadrants in the shade. The sunlight did affect the number of clovers and the coverage in a 1m2 quadrants, quadrants in shaded areas showed significantly less clovers and coverage. Introduction The background theory is that certain plants rely on the sun more than others and will not grow as much in areas where there is little amounts of sunlight. The hypothesis is that the clover plants will not grow as much in the shade as they will in the sun.
Some grasses grow well during the summer and some grow well during the cooler months. Managing grazing is also a good idea to follow to reduce the impact of overgrazing. Start grazing when grass is at least 10-12 in and stop grazing when grass is approximately 3-6 inches. Also give enough time for recovery Over cultivation- this occurs when farmers plant and harvest more often that the soil can handle. Plowing is necessary for most farmers to use to cultivate their land but produces the reverse effect by not improving aeration and infiltration in the soil.
The flowers grow in clusters of 3 to 10. ( Haley) (Ripley) Leaves are round to oval, fleshy with a velvet like texture. Here are a few close up pictures of one of my African Violets. You can see the leaves, the buds, and the anthers (in the opened flower). You can also clearly see the sepals on the new buds.
Plant Structure. LEAVES: · Leaves are the plant organs where most photosynthesis occurs. Their broad flattened structure optimizes the surface area exposed to light. Plant morphologists have developed a hypothesis, supported by scientific evidence, that leaves are flattened stems between which tissue has developed. · The shape and structure of leaves vary considerably from species to species of plant, depending largely on their adaptation to climate and available light, but also to other factors such as grazing animals, available nutrients, and ecological competition from other plants.
Anther and stigma 94) What are the green leaves that enclose the flower before the flower opens? Sepals 95) What is usually the most striking part of the flower, and functions to attract hummingbirds and insects? Petals 96) Plants dependent on nocturnal pollinators typically have flowers that are ……? Highly scented 97) What does an insect do when it comes to collect the nectar, and picks up some pollen grains? The insect carries the pollen grains to the stigma of another flower.
Sowbugs are mostly vegetarian, but considered omnivores (The University of Arizona 1997). Found in many flower beds, flower pots, and greenhouses sowbugs are considered pest to many gardeners. But they happen to be very valuable because they are able to circulate soil without eating garden plants. As scavengers though, they also play a
“Skullcap is also known as Scutellaria Lateriflora, Scutellaria, Scullcap, Scute, Blue Skullcap, Mad-dog Skullcap and Madweed” (Herbs, 2011). “Skullcap is a perennial mint with rigid leaves and tiny flowers that can range from purple to blue to pink and white. The two-lobed flowers resemble the military helmets worn by the early European settlers, hence the herbs name. This hardy plant can grow 1 to 4 feet (25 cm to 1 m) high, thriving in the woods and swamplands of eastern North America” (Herbs, 2011). This herb was highly valued by the Cherokee and other tribes as an emmenagogue and female medicine herb, sometimes used as a ceremonial plant to introduce young girls into womanhood.
Also a simple, hairy stem that may reach a height of about 36 -46cm above the ground is grown. The young stem grows covered with small fine hairs; however, at maturity it becomes hairless and smooth. The stem has small clasping scales at the point where it joins the rhizome. (Fernald 1990) At maturity, Hydrastis canadensis are typically grown and has three leaves per stem, two