1.What other part or specialized structure of rose, calamansi, euphorbia and bougainvillea have in common?
2. What is the specialized structure of lipang aso have you noticed?
3. Why is not advisable to touch lipang aso with your bare hands?
4. What are the different specialized structures of plants that you have observed?
5. What are the specialized structures of lotus? 8. Why do you think lilies have wide leaves?
6. Why do you think hyacinths have long roots?
7. Why do you think those specialized structures are important to wat plants
2. What is the specialized structure of lipang aso have you noticed?
3. Why is not advisable to touch lipang aso with your bare hands?
4. What are the different specialized structures of plants that you have observed?
5. What are the specialized structures of lotus? 8. Why do you think lilies have wide leaves?
6. Why do you think hyacinths have long roots?
7. Why do you think those specialized structures are important to wat plants
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1. Although not technically part of the bougainvillea flower, specialized leaves called bracts surround the tiny true flowers. Bracts come in many bright colors, making bougainvillea a strikingly colorful garden plant. Three papery-looking bracts surround each group of three tiny flowers.
2. Lipang-aso is an erect plant, somewhat branched or simple annual herb, about 0.5 to 1.5 meters high. Stems are green and succulent, the vegetative parts with scattered, somewhat stinging, spreading hairs.
3. Lipang-aso (Laportea interrupta) plant, particularly the leaves, is covered with minute, stinging hairs which can cause itching. This hairs resemble a hypodermic needle with a large bulbuos base, exuding a poisonous substance when the tip is broken.
4. Just as people have tissues and organs, plants also have specialized tissues and structures. The tissues and structures make up two broad systems: the shoot system and the root system. The shoot system is made up primarily of leaves, stems, and reproductive structures (e.g., flowers, fruit, seeds, etc.)
5. The distinctive feature of a lotus flower is the ice-cream-cone shaped central female reproductive structure. The yellow prominent receptacle has the carpels, or ovaries, that develop into seeds embedded separately in round holes throughout the receptacle.
6. The water hyacinth is a nice looking plant above water with its large bulbous thick green leaves and beautiful flower; below water the plant sports some huge roots. ... The roots absorb impurities, and can lock up floating particles from the water, thereby “purifying” the water.
7. Plants use their specialized structures to acquire their basic needs, to protect themselves against predators and to help in reproduction.
8. However, a watery habitat does present some challenges to water lilies. ... Water lilies have bowl-shaped flowers and broad, flat, floating leaves to let them gather the maximum amount of sunlight, which does not permeate the water's surface very deeply.
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