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Parasitic Plants Facts
Did you know that wine caps (Stropharia rugosoannulata) trap parasitic nematodes in the soil and eat them as a convenient source of protein? 🤯 These fungi pierce and immobilize the tiny roundworms with a specialized spiked cell called an acanthocyte. 🪱🗡️Then, they release digestive juices to break down the organism and absorb the nutrients. 🧃 If grown in your garden, this carnivorous habit might help out your plants as a sort of biocontrol! There are so many fun facts about these gentle gian
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Did you know that wine caps (Stropharia rugosoannulata) trap parasitic nematodes in the soil and eat them as a convenient source of protein? 🤯 These fungi pierce and immobilize the tiny roundworms with a specialized spiked cell called an acanthocyte. 🪱🗡️Then, they release digestive juices to break down the organism and absorb the nutrients. 🧃 If grown in your garden, this carnivorous habit might help out your plants as a sort of biocontrol! There are so many fun facts about these gentle gian
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Certain plants can get a bad rap, and Achillea millefolium (yarrow!) is one. Which is unfortunate because it attracts SO many beneficial insects, looks great dried, adds winter interest to a garden, and is widely adaptable to most of North America. The reason behind its bad reputation is the fact that the straight species it can spread very aggressively when happy and it is very drought tolerant—so it needs a bit of space to itself! But it has amazing ecosystem benefits, so pop it in borders! So
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Certain plants can get a bad rap, and Achillea millefolium (yarrow!) is one. Which is unfortunate because it attracts SO many beneficial insects, looks great dried, adds winter interest to a garden, and is widely adaptable to most of North America. The reason behind its bad reputation is the fact that the straight species it can spread very aggressively when happy and it is very drought tolerant—so it needs a bit of space to itself! But it has amazing ecosystem benefits, so pop it in borders! So
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Parasitic Plants Examples
SOLVED: Directions: Research examples of parasitic plants and predator plants. Give an example for each. What structural adaptations are present in these plants that allow them to acquire nutrition through parasitism and predation? Tabulate answers using three columns with the following criteria: Type of Adaptation (parasitism or predation), Example Plant, and Structural Adaptation.Type of Adaptation | Parasitism | PredationExample PlantStructural Adaptation
SOLVED: Directions: Research examples of parasitic plants and predator plants. Give an example for each. What structural adaptations are present in these plants that allow them to acquire nutrition through parasitism and predation? Tabulate answers using three columns with the following criteria: Type of Adaptation (parasitism or predation), Example Plant, and Structural Adaptation.Type of Adaptation | Parasitism | PredationExample PlantStructural Adaptation
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Do you have thousands of tiny little insects all over your milkweed this time of year? I get these types of insects in a green color all over my roses at the beginning of the spring. This class of insects is called aphids and they are sap sucking insects, which means they use their mouth parts to suck the sap out of generally newer parts of the plant, like leaf buds and flower buds. These aphids, if you can stand to leave them on your plant, are a great way to attract other beneficial insects li
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Do you have thousands of tiny little insects all over your milkweed this time of year? I get these types of insects in a green color all over my roses at the beginning of the spring. This class of insects is called aphids and they are sap sucking insects, which means they use their mouth parts to suck the sap out of generally newer parts of the plant, like leaf buds and flower buds. These aphids, if you can stand to leave them on your plant, are a great way to attract other beneficial insects li
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