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What Are Moss Plants?
by Swapna P, Mar 26, 2008
Moss plants are small plants and belong to the higher cryptogam family. They do not bear flowers and seeds. Moss plants are generally 2-3 cm. only.
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Grass
by David Irvine, Mar 26, 2008
Its all around us, provides a place of play. The rich green color offers tranquility and sanity. It only smells when we cut it, and it feeds millions of herbivore's everyday. A short offering of words for one of the riches sources of energy on planet earth.
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What is Fungus?
by Swapna P, Mar 25, 2008
There are about 70000 species of fungi. Fungi are non-green thallophytes with no chlorophyll in them.
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Which are the Plants That Provided Us with Oil?
by Swapna P, Mar 25, 2008
There are several species for plants yielding oil. Some of these oils are edible and can be used for cooling purposes. Others provided oil for industrials purposes. The oil-cakes are used as valuable fertilizers and as high nutrition food for article.
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Why are Plants So Useful to Us?
by Swapna P, Mar 25, 2008
Man and other animals are greatly indebted to plants for the oxygen and nutrition they provided. Green plants purify the atmosphere by absorbing carbon dioxide from it and releasing from their bodies an almost equals volume of pure oxygen during the process of photosynthesis.
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Why is the Bark So Important to the Tree and to Man?
by Swapna P, Mar 23, 2008
Trees have an outer covering known as the bark. It is actually a mass of dead tissues lying externally as a hard, dry covering. Its function is to protect the minor tissues against several enemies.
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Which are the Carnivorous Plants?
by Swapna P, Mar 22, 2008
The carnivorous plants, otherwise called the insectivorous plants, are known for their ability to trap and digest insects. Altogether over 450 species of carnivorous plants have been discovered. About 30 species are found in India.
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Is Bamboo the Tallest Grass?
by Swapna P, Mar 22, 2008
It is true that the bamboo is the tallest grass. It grows to a height of about 35 meters and has a thickness of about 30 cm. bamboos grow at a great spread. They can grow about 40 cm, in a day. One bamboo was known to have grown 90 cm, in just one day.
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How Do Plants Defend Themselves From the Animal Kingdom?
by Swapna P, Mar 20, 2008
Animals are directly or indirectly dependent on plants. Thus nature has provided them with certain defence mechanisms to ward off animals.
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How are Fruits and Seeds Dispersed?
by Swapna P, Mar 20, 2008
If all the fruits and seeds fell under the parent plant they would not survive for lack of space, air, water and sunlight.
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