What Are Plants Made Of? Crash Course Botany #2
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Date: 2023-05-26
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Joe
4: 35 I loved the little fact I learned about adaptation of leaves. Here in Arizona the native plants all have tiny leaves. Even the big Palo Verde and Mesquite trees have little tiny leaves like you might see on a fern. It's a way for the plants to avoid losing too much water through them because of big surface area's. Big wide leaves like Maple and such would lose tons of water evaporating from the leaves here.
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4: 35 I loved the little fact I learned about adaptation of leaves. Here in Arizona the native plants all have tiny leaves. Even the big Palo Verde and Mesquite trees have little tiny leaves like you might see on a fern. It's a way for the plants to avoid losing too much water through them because of big surface area's. Big wide leaves like Maple and such would lose tons of water evaporating from the leaves here.
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Logan
Brussel sprouts are the lateral buds on the stem, that would be at the base of the leaf. Cabbage is the 'whole plant' with the stem being basically reduced to nothing and the leaves maxed out and bred to stay bundled.
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Fun fact: if you leave cabbage in the ground to its second year, the head with open up and grow a stalk from the center, with flowers at the top
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Brussel sprouts are the lateral buds on the stem, that would be at the base of the leaf. Cabbage is the 'whole plant' with the stem being basically reduced to nothing and the leaves maxed out and bred to stay bundled.
Right?
Fun fact: if you leave cabbage in the ground to its second year, the head with open up and grow a stalk from the center, with flowers at the top
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Tori
My biochem class in college would teach about the difference process plants go through without saying what it meant to the plant. So seeing how plants grow is enjoyable
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My biochem class in college would teach about the difference process plants go through without saying what it meant to the plant. So seeing how plants grow is enjoyable
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Noreen
I love learning this stuff even though I'm studying project management. science is my special interest.
Posting a comment to feed the algorithm gods.
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I love learning this stuff even though I'm studying project management. science is my special interest.
Posting a comment to feed the algorithm gods.
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William
Mammals do go through the same process of developing organs as plants, they just usually do it in the embryo and fetus stage in the womb.
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Mammals do go through the same process of developing organs as plants, they just usually do it in the embryo and fetus stage in the womb.
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Thomas
Pretty clear to me that plants are made of Planttite or Plantium. There are sub-types of course, such as houseplantite and shrubberyum.
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Pretty clear to me that plants are made of Planttite or Plantium. There are sub-types of course, such as houseplantite and shrubberyum.
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