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How does a parasitic plant feed?
Parasitic plants do not need to make their own food, and many are not ...
Where do seeds develop?
Each ovule is destined to become a seed, and develops inside the ...
Why do shoots grow upwards?
Most shoots grow upwards, towards the sunlight. The growing tip of ...
What makes a seed grow?
To grow, a seed needs moisture, warmth and air. Some seeds can only ...
Why do roots grow downwards?
Roots grow downwards because they can detect the pull of gravity. The ...
How does a Venus fly-trap catch its prey?
The fly-trap is a carnivorous (meat-eating) plant that catches ...
How fast does sap flow through a tree?
In warm conditions, with a plentiful supply of water to the roots, ...
How do plants take in water?
Plants use their extensive root systems to take in water from the ...
Can plants reproduce without seeds?
Some plants, such as mosses, liverworts and ferns, do not produce ...
How do young sea otters learn their skills?
Otters are naturally playful creatures. Young sea otters chase each ...
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