There are many uses for
Plants that exist in the world today. Whether it is for food, oxygen, energy or for beautifying a
Landscape, they serve a multitude of functions.
Plants are broken down into two systems. The first is the root system, which is mainly underground. The main functions of the root system are to keep the
Plant firmly in the ground by anchoring it to the soil, to absorb water and nutrients and for food storage.
The other system is above the ground. This system is involved in keeping the
Plant standing above the soil, and is used for both photosynthesis and for food and water dispersal.
No matter what type of Landscape it is located on, the main functions of the Plant are the same.
As a food, they serve both the human and animal population. Certain flowers and shrubs are edible to humans, and others allow animals to get the nutrients they need to survive.
They also create oxygen through the process of photosynthesis. In this process, Plants take in energy, carbon dioxide and water and minerals, in order to give off water and oxygen.
One of the most popular uses however, is for decoration. Whether it is for landscaping design or to add some color to a room, Plants are a unique way to make a home or office look different.
In addition to their many different uses, there are also three types of Plants which are determined based on the its life cycle. The three types are annual, biennial and perennial.
Annual Plants go through their entire life cycle in a single growing season. Biennial Plants need two years to go through their life cycle. Perennial Plants exist throughout growing seasons, typically with the portion of the Plant above the soil dying every winter and blooming again in the spring.
The type of soil a Plant exists in is also important. There are many natural soil options such as loam, clay or silt soil, typically varying depending on their consistency and the ability. Another option for Plant soil is mulch.
Mulch keeps Plants healthy by conserving moisture. Mulch also eliminates the need to Landscape around different Plants and shrubs.
Despite how a Plant is used or what soil it lives in, Plants serve many different uses in society. Whether it is used for food, oxygen and energy, or decorating a Landscape, there are thousands of Plant types that exist that can be used for all of these functions.
There are many uses for Plants that exist in the world today. Whether it is for food, oxygen, energy or for beautifying a Landscape, they serve a multitude of functions.
Plants are broken down into two systems. The first is the root system, which is mainly underground. The main functions of the root system are to keep the Plant firmly in the ground by anchoring it to the soil, to absorb water and nutrients and for food storage.
The other system is above the ground. This system is involved in keeping the Plant standing above the soil, and is used for both photosynthesis and for food and water dispersal.
No matter what type of Landscape it is located on, the main functions of the Plant are the same.
As a food, they serve both the human and animal population. Certain flowers and shrubs are edible to humans, and others allow animals to get the nutrients they need to survive.
They also create oxygen through the process of photosynthesis. In this process, Plants take in energy, carbon dioxide and water and minerals, in order to give off water and oxygen.
One of the most popular uses however, is for decoration. Whether it is for landscaping design or to add some color to a room, Plants are a unique way to make a home or office look different.
In addition to their many different uses, there are also three types of Plants which are determined based on the its life cycle. The three types are annual, biennial and perennial.
Annual Plants go through their entire life cycle in a single growing season. Biennial Plants need two years to go through their life cycle. Perennial Plants exist throughout growing seasons, typically with the portion of the Plant above the soil dying every winter and blooming again in the spring.
The type of soil a Plant exists in is also important. There are many natural soil options such as loam, clay or silt soil, typically varying depending on their consistency and the ability. Another option for Plant soil is mulch.
Mulch keeps Plants healthy by conserving moisture. Mulch also eliminates the need to Landscape around different Plants and shrubs.
Despite how a Plant is used or what soil it lives in, Plants serve many different uses in society. Whether it is used for food, oxygen and energy, or decorating a Landscape, there are thousands of Plant types that exist that can be used for all of these functions.
