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primitive plant
Under what conditions can the most primitive plant form survive?
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primitive plant
Under what conditions can the most primitive plant form survive?
You will have to be more specific. What exactly do you mean by primitive plants? If you mean one-celled plants, most of them are found in water. If you mean primitive land plants, that usually means the mosses and their relatives. Since their primitive structure lacks sophisticated water transporting capability, they are mostly adapted to shady locations with a constant supply of moisture. Iris, Central NY, Zone 5a, Sunset Zone 40 "If we see light at the end of the tunnel, It's the light of the oncoming train." Robert Lowell (1917-1977) |
primitive plant
vincent schreef
Under what conditions can the most primitive plant form survive? + + + Well, pretty primitive conditions. PvR PS: define "survive", "primitive" and especially "plant" and "form". Perhaps also "conditions". |
primitive plant
Usually in some isolated protected area such a canyon or island. Look for
them in these places, though by definition it will be tough going. "vincent" wrote in message om... Under what conditions can the most primitive plant form survive? |
primitive plant
Usually in some isolated protected area such a canyon or island. Look for
them in these places, though by definition it will be tough going. "vincent" wrote in message om... Under what conditions can the most primitive plant form survive? |
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vincent schreef
Under what conditions can the most primitive plant form survive? + + + Resaw the first episode of "The private life of plants" last night, and they showed a Magnolia seed that survived for 2000 years to germinate and yield a small tree. PvR |
primitive plant
Frank Martin schreef
Usually in some isolated protected area such a canyon or island. Look for them in these places, though by definition it will be tough going. + + + So, IIUC: primitive plants are not sociable? PvR |
primitive plant
vincent schreef
Under what conditions can the most primitive plant form survive? + + + Resaw the first episode of "The private life of plants" last night, and they showed a Magnolia seed that survived for 2000 years to germinate and yield a small tree. PvR |
primitive plant
Frank Martin schreef
Usually in some isolated protected area such a canyon or island. Look for them in these places, though by definition it will be tough going. + + + So, IIUC: primitive plants are not sociable? PvR |
primitive plant
vincent schreef
Under what conditions can the most primitive plant form survive? + + + Resaw the first episode of "The private life of plants" last night, and they showed a Magnolia seed that survived for 2000 years to germinate and yield a small tree. PvR |
primitive plant
Frank Martin schreef
Usually in some isolated protected area such a canyon or island. Look for them in these places, though by definition it will be tough going. + + + So, IIUC: primitive plants are not sociable? PvR |
primitive plant
a Magnolia seed that survived for 2000 years to germinate and yield a small
tree. Magnolia is a primitive dicot, but I would hardly call it a primitive plant. Iris, Central NY, Zone 5a, Sunset Zone 40 "If we see light at the end of the tunnel, It's the light of the oncoming train." Robert Lowell (1917-1977) |
primitive plant
a Magnolia seed that survived for 2000 years to germinate and yield a
small tree. Iris Cohen schreef Magnolia is a primitive dicot, but I would hardly call it a primitive plant. Iris, + + + Magnolia is indeed a primitive Angiosperm (not sure about dicot), but with both "primitive" and "plant" undefined this statement is as good as any, and at least is informative? PvR |
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