In this article we will discuss about:- 1. Meaning of Solute 2. Passive Absorption of Solute 3. Active Absorption 4. Ion Movement into the Root. Meaning of Solute: Besides water, the plant absorbs from the environment considerable quantities of mineral salts, gases and various other salts. All these are absorbed in the form of aqueous […]
Absorption of Solute by Plants | Botany
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Adaptations of Plants to Water Scarcity and Heat
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Plants of hot deserts are adapted to survive in dry conditions of soil and high temperature. Places where available water is not present in adequate quantity are termed xeric habitats. The plants growing in xeric conditions are xerophytes. Xeric habitats may be of following types: (i) Habitats physically dry; where water retaining capacity of the […]
Pteridophytes and Bryophytes | Botany
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In this article we will discuss about the similarities and difference between pteridophytes and bryophytes. Similarities between Pteridophytes and Bryophytes: (i) Both the groups have members with terrestrial mode of life. (ii) Like Bryophytes some Pteridophytes have rhizoids (e.g., Rhynia, Psilotum). (iii) Formation of spores is same in both the groups. Like Bryophytes many Pteridophytes […]
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