What are insectivorous plants? Give an example.

Q: Why are herbivores considered similar to predators in the icological context?Explain.

A: Organism is any individual entity that embodies the properties of life. Organisms are classified by…

Q: What adaptations do the plants have to discourage herbivores?

A: Adaptation is defined as the changes adopted by the organism during the course of evolution. These…

Q: Flowers are specialized plant structures used for sexual reproduction.

A: In this question we have to explain  different parts of angiosperms flower.

Q: Invertebrates enhance the rate of decomposition of leaf litter by increasing the surface area by…

A: Decomposition is the early phase in the nutrient recycling required to create an organism's body…

Q: What are examples of acarnivorous and a herbivorousreptile?

A: Reptiles are tetrapods, which comprise air-breathing vertebrates covered by a special skin made of…

Q: What do you think is the primary function of a root. Write about one or two sentences in the…

A: Root is the underground descending non green part of plant which bears lateral branches and is…

Q: Answer the question below. -How do plants cope with the change in season?

A: Changes in the plants with a change in seasons are: The plants cope with the change in seasons by…

Q: Why are caltotropis plants not browsed by herbivores?

A: Calotropis is a flowering plant that belongs to Apocynaceae. It is commonly called milkweed as it…

Q: Which pressure represents guttation in plants?

A: The release of water droplets from the pores of the plants is called guttation. This process takes…

Q: Give an example of insectivorous plants?

A: Plants are the multicellular autotrophic organisms that are capable of performing photosynthesis.…

Q: Give advantages that amoeba has over a lizard in relation to their levels of organization

A: The amoeba being an unicellular organism thus a single cell performs all its body functions but in…

Q: Describe how insects are beneficial to agriculture.

A: Insects are vital for human survival, because crops cannot be produced without the functions…

Q: In plants, can you rely on symptoms alone to determine the specific cause of a disease? Explain your…

A: Unhealthy ( diseased) plants can be recognised by abnormal growth or by indications of the infection…

Q: Prefer to eat leaves from shrubs and trees that are above the ground level.

A: Ecology is the scientific analysis of the interactions between living species and their physical…

Q: List a species that you would consider to be "more fastidious" explain your answer

A: In the laboratory, microorganisms require growth media to grow. The most common growth media are…

Q: What is a fern

A: Pteridophytes are group of plants that possess vascular system or conducting tissues in form of…

Q: How would increase travel increase the spread of parasite

A: The increase in the spread of parasites during travel means there is a considerable exposure to…

Q: what is a mammal?

A: The term “Mammal” is derived from the Latin term “mamma” which means “breast”. They are a group of…

Q: How do insects become pest and What are the uses of insects?

A: The proliferation of insects, nematodes, and other kinds of pests are the primary threats to the…

Q: What would happen if the number of blue crabs increased significantly?

A: The blue crab gets its name from its sapphire-colored claws. The shell, or carapace, of adult…

Q: What is the carnivorous plants?

A: The plant is the primary producer of the ecosystem. This organism absorbs water and minerals through…

Q: What activities of hunter-gatherers altered the environment?

A: Hunter- gatherers are the individuals or people who obtain their food by hunting wild animals,…

Q: Which correctly identifies a characteristic cactus has adapted due to abiotic factors in the…

A: Abiotic waters are the non living factors like water, temperature, air which are present in our…

Q: Define and characterize: 3. Order Insectivora,the “insectivores” 4. Order Chiropteria, the “bats”

A: Insects are the largest group of organisms in terms of species variety and biomass. All Mesozoic…

Q: What term describes a plant that requires nutrition from a living host plant? a. parasite b.…

A: The living organisms exhibits different modes of nutrition such as autotrophoic and heterotrophic.…

Q: In what year did the reindeer’s numbers begin to rise exponentially?

A: In the year 1911, there were only 25 reindeer. Out of which 4 were males and 21 were females. These…

Q: What role do cushion stars play where they live?

A: Cushion stars are also the species of stars and are called culcita novaeguineae. They have short…

Q: draw a diagram explaining the nutrition in amoeba.

A: Nutrition in amoeba occurs via a process known as phagocytosis in which amoeba engulfs the food…

Q: Does fruitflies in a sweet potato produce rapidly than fruitflies who eats banana

A: Fruit flies  They are small insects and found every part of the world. They use for genetic research…

Q: In which habitat do birdslive?

A: The habitats of birds refer to the area in which the bird build their nests.

Q: Write short notes on how honey-bees recruit others to point of attack.

A: Ans-Honeybees usually only attack to defend their colony, but they will attack if they are…

Q: What advantages do fish have over other agricultural animals?

A: Intensive agribusiness, otherwise called intensive cultivating (instead of broad cultivating) and…

Q: How are plants dried for making a herbarium?

A: The herbarium is a collection of plants dried plants preserved on sheets.

Q: Given the chance to create your own insect, what characteristics are you going to choose to make it…

A: Insect, (class Insecta or Hexapoda), any member of the largest class of the phylum Arthropoda, which…

Q: What are insectivorous plants?

A: Plants are mainly multicellular organisms, predominantly photosynthetic eukaryotes of the kingdom…

Q: Give a hypothesis about how bills, hunting methods, and legs aid birds in obtaining food. Give two…

A: Adaptation is a physical or behavioral trait of an organism that aids it in surviving in its…

Q: Name 3 types of animals from the text that live In the giant kelp forests.

A: Kelp forests are under water areas with a high density of kelp , which covers a large part of the…

Q: Evaluate the different methods of insect control.

A: Insects are invertebrates that have a chitinous exoskeleton. These animals often have antennae and…

Q: What are some activities that are difficult for animals because plants have a hairy leaf?

A: Plants are mainly multicellular organisms, predominantly photosynthetic eukaryotes of the kingdom…

Q: Do

A: The member of the family rafflesiaceae is rafflesia and the survival of the rafflesia is completely…

Q: Which is the largest botanical garden in the world?name a few well known botanical garden in india.

A: Botanical garden devotes their resources to study, conserve, and cultivate plants along with their…

Q: list a species that you would consider to be less fastidious. explain your answer

A: Fastidious is a term used to describe microorganisms having complex nutritional requirements. These…

Q: Predatory Herbivores Filter feede water Scavengers

A: food chain, in ecology, the sequence of transfers of matter and energy in the form of food from…

Q: why does the bird select black beetle over a grey beetle for food?

A: Natural selection is a selective force acting against an organism to reproduce and survive because…

Ecological Interactions

The study of the ecological interactions between living beings and their physical environment, including humans, is ecology. It aims to understand the crucial links between plants and animals and the world around them. Ecology also gives knowledge on the advantages of ecosystems and how we may use Earth resources to ensure that future generations have a healthy environment.