Examples of plants with the following characteristics are:
See AlsoTop 3 Causes of Yellow Wheat - eKonomicsYellow Fields ForeverWildflower, weed, or invader?33 Types of Yellow Flowers - ProFlowers Blog A. Spiny fruits:
- Spiny fruits are modifications made to protect the fruit and plant from invading animals.
- Examples of Spiny fruits are Spiny fruits Breadfruits, Jackfruit, Black Mulberry, etc.
B. Spiny stem:
- Plants modify their stem into spines for storage and protection.
- Spiny stem helps to reduce water loss in arid conditions and protects the plant from herbivores.
- Examples of plants with spiny stems are Cactus, Rose, Sago palm, etc.
C. Red flower:
- The red flower is known to be the dominant trait that's expressed against the recessive white trait.
- Plants with red flowers are Hibiscus, Cardinal, Rose, etc.
D. Yellow flower:
- Colorful yellow flowers attract insects and bees hence helping in pollination.
- Examples of flowers with yellow flowers are Tulips, Roses, Sunflower, etc.
E. Leaves that close at night:
- Closing leaves at night protects plants from pests, insects, nocturnal pollinators, etc.
- Examples of plants that close leaves at night are Tulips, Hibiscus, Poppies, etc.
F. Fruits have a single seed:
- Fruits with a single seed are also called drupes, i.e., fleshy fruits surrounding a hardened with a single seed.
- Plants with a single seed are produced from a single ovary.
- Eg, Mango, Cherry, Peach, etc.
G. Fruits have many seeds:
- Fruits included with many seeds increase the chances of plant producing a new plant.
- Eg, Apples, Watermelon, Strawberries, etc.
Examples of plants with the following characteristics are:
See Also
Top 3 Causes of Yellow Wheat - eKonomicsYellow Fields ForeverWildflower, weed, or invader?33 Types of Yellow Flowers - ProFlowers BlogA. Spiny fruits:
- Spiny fruits are modifications made to protect the fruit and plant from invading animals.
- Examples of Spiny fruits are Spiny fruits Breadfruits, Jackfruit, Black Mulberry, etc.
B. Spiny stem:
- Plants modify their stem into spines for storage and protection.
- Spiny stem helps to reduce water loss in arid conditions and protects the plant from herbivores.
- Examples of plants with spiny stems are Cactus, Rose, Sago palm, etc.
C. Red flower:
- The red flower is known to be the dominant trait that's expressed against the recessive white trait.
- Plants with red flowers are Hibiscus, Cardinal, Rose, etc.
D. Yellow flower:
- Colorful yellow flowers attract insects and bees hence helping in pollination.
- Examples of flowers with yellow flowers are Tulips, Roses, Sunflower, etc.
E. Leaves that close at night:
- Closing leaves at night protects plants from pests, insects, nocturnal pollinators, etc.
- Examples of plants that close leaves at night are Tulips, Hibiscus, Poppies, etc.
F. Fruits have a single seed:
- Fruits with a single seed are also called drupes, i.e., fleshy fruits surrounding a hardened with a single seed.
- Plants with a single seed are produced from a single ovary.
- Eg, Mango, Cherry, Peach, etc.
G. Fruits have many seeds:
- Fruits included with many seeds increase the chances of plant producing a new plant.
- Eg, Apples, Watermelon, Strawberries, etc.
