If a tree grows in the direction of wind, is that a positive or negative tropism?

Q: Is willow bark endangered or threatened?

A: the plant salix nigra which is widespread in north american continet is a decideous tree which is…

Q: Assuming no other changes occur, which effect on tree growth is very low rainfall most likely to…

A: The growth of a tree is affected by a number of factors. Among them one of the factor being…

Q: How are trees able to grow so tall (some cases over 100m) when water should be boiling in their…

A: Cohesion-tension theory was proposed by Dixon and Jolly in 1894. Water molecules have a strong…

Q: From environmental pressures to obtain and retain water, many plants developed to transport…

A: Plants are one of the five kingdoms of life-living things and it is able to grow on land as well as…

Q: Which of the following is an example of seed dispersal? Select A that apply. O Monkeys eating fruit.…

A: When seeds of a plant are transported away from parent plant to other places by…

Q: Where more quantity of grass is found?

A: Eco-footprint has six categories that can use productive surface area such as cropland, grazing…

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: Much of the dry weight of a tree comes from the minerals it takes from the ground at its root. Say…

A: The plant nutrition is the study of chemical elements and compounds that are necessary for the plant…

Q: Which type of plant tropism is mismatched with its stimulus?a. Gravitropism: gravityb.…

A: Introduction: Tropism can be defined as the movement or turning of the complete body or a part of it…

Q: Which plant organ exhibits only determinate growth?     a. root   b. stem   c. leaf   d. all…

A: Growth is the basic feature of a living organism. The growth can be of two types namely, determinant…

Q: The ability of a sunflower plant to become taller is directly due to its a. apical meristem. c.…

A: Answer is a)  Apical meristem.

Q: Is willow tree endangered or threatened?

A: Family: Salicaceae Genus and species: Salix babylonica

Q: Is planting trees and shrubs near boundary walls of buildings a common practice? Write about its…

A: Answer- It is a common practice to plant treesand shurbs near the boundary walls.

Q: When the roots of a corn (Zea mays) seedling grow downward, is this a negative response to light or…

A: Gravitropism is defined as the growth of plants in response to gravity.  The response is also seen…

Q: Plants are classified into three types based on water availability in its habitat. What are these…

A: On basis of water availability plants are classified into three types- 1. Floating 2. submerged 3.…

Q: Which plant had the most stomata?

A: Stomata are tiny pores found in the epidermis of leaves and other soft aerial parts. Stomata is one…

Q: Would one type of root system provide more adaptive advantages in a particular environment such as a…

A: Roots are one of the organs in the plant body present under the ground. It provides support to the…

Q: Explain how xylem produced by conifers differs from that of angiosperms and how that difference may…

A: The vein systems of plants enable higher rates of solute transport and rapid growth and expansion of…

Q: The ability of a sunflower plant to become taller is directly due to itsa. apical meristem. c.…

A: Meristem :   Plant tissues responsible for growth of the plant. The cells divided and differentiated…

Q: With the help of a diagram, explain the role of potassium in the opening and closing of stomata

A: A stoma is a pore found in the epidermis of leaves, stems, and other organs. It controls the rate of…

Q: what are the advantage and disadvantages of planting native trees in an urban area

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Q: List THREE adaptations of Arctic and Alpine plants to stay warm.

A: THREE adaptations of Arctic and Alpine plants to stay warm are :  1. Plants can avoid exposure to…

Q: Why are climbing plants common in tropical rain forests?

A: A rainforest, by definition, is a tropical forest, usually filled with tall, densely fast growing,…

Q: What are plant tropisms?

A: Adaptations are special features that allow a plant or animal to live in a particular place or…

Q: A plant in the understory of a forest displays a segmented stem and slender leaves arranged in a…

A: “Botany” is the branch of “Biological Science”. It is the study of plant forms and their processes.…

Q: hy would you expect wind to carry out pollination for a tree and not for a garden plant?

A: Wind Pollination   Wind pollination (also known as "Anemophily") is the process of pollen being…

Q: What is meant by positive tropism and negative tropism?

A: The tropism phenomenon is naturally occurring. It is the ability of a living thing either to respond…

Q: Is the tree rooted or unrooted?

A: A diagram that reflects evolutionary relationships and depicts how different species or groups have…

Q: How are plant responses to extreme drought conditions considered to be a type of feedback mechanism?

A: During drought spells plant frameworks effectively keep up physiological water adjust by (i)…

Q: Oak trees show a more clumped distribution pattern than dandelions

A: Dandelions belong to family Asteraceae. These ar flowering plants. Oak trees belong to family…

Q: Needles are specialized leaves adapted for cold and dry climates. Describe the features you observed…

A: Adaptation is the most unique feature that is learned by living organisms in order to survive. The…

Q: Are conifers leaves deciduous or persistent, and which features of the leaf are adaptive toward…

A: Conifers are Gymnosperms. They are cone-bearing seed plants with vascular tissue. They live in…

Q: Example of a Upland Canopy White Oak Leaf 1 Count the total number of stomata and list any notes

A: The upland forests are characterized by a tree canopy that blocks most of the sunlight before it…

Q: this meristematic area produces the primary xylem and primary phloem a. procambium b. ground…

A: Plants continue to develop throughout their lives. This is due to the presence of meristems in…

Q: Identify five stimuli that control the opening and closing of stomata.

A: Stomata are the tiny structures present in the epidermis of the plant leaves and in the stem of…

Q: While camping you notice a "do not litter" sign nailed onto the trunk of a mature oak tree about 7…

A: Plants and trees are the living things which belong to the kingdom plantae in the 5 kingdom…

Q: Describe not just list 4 adaptations that allow plants to cope with these challenges, 2 for coping…

A: The transition of plants from water to land Liverworts are believed to be the first plants that…

Q: Give two vegetative and two floral differences between grasses and sedges

A: Grasses are the member of family Poaceae  and sedges are the member of family Cyperaceae. Both shows…

Q: what is the significance of meristem in relation to grazing animals?

A: Meristem contain stem cells, which remain undifferentiated, and supply new cells for growth and the…

Q: Why is a tree dying

A: A tree is a perennial plant with an extended stem, or trunk, that typically supports branches and…

Q: floral meristem different from a vegetative meristem

A: floral meristem different from a vegetative meristem in a many way:

Q: Where is lateral meristems located in a plant

A: The location of the lateral meristems in a plant.

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.