Describe 2 challenges that cactuses had to overcome that cattails did not?

Q: How are the environmental agents for uniting sperm and egg different in pines and bryophytes?

A: Pines are a type of gymnosperms that are evergreen and coniferous trees. They are mostly monoecious,…

Q: w.m. Draw a sketch of this twig and label all the following structures: terminal bud, lateral bud,…

A: Terminal bud - are the buds found at the branch tip. Buds are the embryonic growing points that will…

Q: Name two reasons mosses usually live in moist, shadyhabitats.

A: Step 1 Mosses are radially symmetrical leafy bryophytes in which rhizoids are multicellular and the…

Q: Explain the differences between microphylls, microsporangia, megaphylls, and megasporangia.

A: The primitive plant have different types of structure known as microphylls, megaphylls. These also…

Q: Give the location and role of bulbils in lancelet?

A: Introduction: Bulbil also called as bulblet, are tiny secondary bulb like structures that are formed…

Q: What adaptive advantage does this seedling behaviorprovide?

A: In plant biology, seedling behavior is defined as the new sporophyte which is develop from the seed…

Q: The main difference between the life cycle of mosses versus the gymnosperms is: -in moss the…

A: The question is asking about the key differences between the life cycles of mosses and gymnosperms.…

Q: Are there any conservation efforts underway to protect huckleberry

A: As a key food source for many animals and a traditional food for many Indigenous communities,…

Q: Why are most of the ferns found in moist areas?

A: The pteridophyte is the vascular plant that spreads spores. These are also called as cryptogams. The…

Q: Draw the structure of salamandra and rana?

A: Amphibians:   They are small vertebrates and almost live in a moist environment. They have special…

Q: Why might this moss re-hydrate much quicker than a larger plant? Monilophytes (ferns, whisk ferns,…

A: Monilophytes are also known as ferns are also vascular plants but do not have flowers or seed and…

Q: Give one significant difference between liverworts and mosses.

A: Mosses are the non-vascular plants that reproduce via spores. These organisms form a separate phylum…

Q: What is the difference between Poison Ivy and Posion Oak?

A: The poison ivy and poison oak are green plants found to cause skin rashes when it comes to contact…

Q: What is circinate vernation? Are the leaves on the fern simple or compound? Are ferns woody?…

A: Ferns are a type of plant that does not produce flowers. In most cases, ferns replicate by…

Q: How does Blue Hubbard Squash help beneficial insects and help reduce pesticide use?

A: Conventional pest management against cucumber beetles (members of two genera of beetles, Diabrotica…

Q: How do nonreproductive adaptations of flowering plants differ from those of gymnosperms?

A: Angiosperms are flowering plants in which seeds are found enclosed in the ovary and gymnosperms are…

Q: One reason that mosses are dependent on wet environments is; They lack a cuticle They do not have…

A: Bryophytes like greeneries, mosses and liverworts are little to such an extent that they can depend…