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In order for any plants to grow you need water. Water is essential for any and all life to be sustainable. Water itself is made up of hydrogen and oxygen. This happens through chemical processes in which two hydrogen atoms combine with one oxygen atom in order to fulfill a complete outer energy shell. When the process is completed water is formed. Water is found all around you. It 's in lakes, river, streams, oceans and even in canals. Water makes up 70% of the world. 2% of it is frozen at the poles

flowering aquatic plants which float on or just beneath the surface of still or slow-moving bodies of fresh water and wetlands (Sheh-May 2004). Botanists classify them as a separate family, Lemnaceae. These plants are simple in structure by lacking a visible stem or leaves. The larger part of each plant is a small prearranged "thallus" or "frond" structure that is only a few cells thick. These contain air pockets made of a spongey tissue called aerenchyma that allows the plant to float on top of

13 Biology AS 91603 Plant and Animal Responses Plants Growth responses Tropisms Millar Tropisms are directional plant growth responses. The plant detects a stimulus and grows toward or away from it. The two most important are phototropism and gravitotropism (aka geotropism). Plant shoots (a newly growing shoot is referred to as a coleoptile) grow toward light. This is positive phototropism. The reason for this is to move them into the light they need for photosynthesis

The “Kissing Plant” As we walked around the campus, I found many things interesting to me. I learned many new things about the outdoors from Mr. Skipper. One stood out to me exceptionally. Many know it as if you are standing underneath it with somebody, you must kiss them. Surprisingly, there is far more than just a kiss when it comes to a mistletoe. What more could be interesting than a kiss? Besides a kiss, mistletoe is an evergreen pest that attaches itself to trees, plants and shrubs, stealing

Plants are an important part of the ecosystem. They provide most of the oxygen on Earth and are part of the food chain for animals on land and sea (Miller & Levine, 2006). Plants are unique in their manner of reproduction. Some plants do not produce seeds. They reproduce asexually by vegetative reproduction, producing offspring that are identical to the parent plant (Miller & Levine, 2006, p. 622). Other plants produce seeds and depend on the seed’s survival to reproduce. The seed’s survival

Plants have different leaf sizes, colors, and shapes to adapt to the conditions of different environments, such as the arid zone, the tropical zone, and the arid zone. The arid zone has hot, dry summers and cool, wet winters, with low, scattered rainfall patterns that occur both seasonally and annually, and also long periods of time without water. Rainfall varies from year to year, and the distribution of rainfall varies between the summers and winters. During the cool, dry season, the temperature

The extinction of plants and animals is a major issue that cannot be ignored by society. Although extinction and decline in population is a natural occurrence, the rate of population decline and extinction has been highly escalated because of human acts such as deforestation and overhunting. Researchers and scientists have tried to combat these issues and prevent extinction through captive breeding programs and conservation education, but are criticised for housing animals in zoos or even theme parks

and plant behaviors has begun to smudge and fade due to new evidence provided by recent studies on plant behaviors. These experiments shed light on the overwhelming similarities between the behaviors of plant and animals. Before, it would never have been thought that plant organisms could be as complex as animal organisms. Plants carry out many of the same functions as animal organisms just in a much different way. Plants and animals both share many of the same basic needs for survival. Plants and

Safe herbs and other plants can also be included. Some horses enjoy eating blackberries which contain vitamin C. Brambles may be left in hedges many horses enjoy eating the young leaves of these plants. Dandelions are another highly nutritious plant for horses. They are also easy to seed. Good edible plants should