Question

500 words essay on plants and their seeds?​

Answer 1

Explanation:

Garden is a piece of property near or around our house where various trees, flowers, fruits, vegetables and so on are cultivated. There are many types of garden, including flower garden, fruit garden, vegetable garden, botanical garden, and medicinal herb garden. People like growing fruit or vegetable gardens near their homes. These gardens are known as gardens of the kitchen. Some of the colleges also have their own gardens to work in for their learners. Thus, the Essay on gardening is an insight into some of the best practices used for gardening.

Gardening is a good and enjoyable pastime. Each garden is surrounded by a fence. Usually, fences are made of wood or bamboo. The green fence is raised around the garden sometimes.

The garden is split into various parts. Each section is split into beds. Every bed is surrounded by an earthen uplift. For flower crops, fruit trees, vegetables, and medicinal herbs, some parts are intended.

In distinct seasons, people raise distinct types of vegetables. Pumpkin, gourd, bitter gourd, garlic, tomato, snake gourd, brinjal, bean, pea, cabbage, turnip, cauliflower, radish, spinach, ladyfinger, etc. It is also possible to grow fruit trees such as apples, chickoos, plums, etc. In addition, it is possible to grow various types of shrubs, creepers, and trees in a garden. Everything comes under the kingdom of plants.

Answer 2

Answer:

Plants are the silent workers of our planet, they want to live and also help others (animals including human beings) to live. They have well-developed metabolic system, which includes both anabolism (synthesis) and catabolism (break­down). On the other hand, animals have only catabolic system.

Anabolic system, like photo­synthesis, is present in most of the plants and catabolic system, like respiration, is present in all plants. Photosynthesis is dependent on light, but the respiration occurs both day and night (throughout their life period). Photosynthesis requires CO2, water, chlorophyll and light. Plants can absorb CO2 from the atmosphere and also utilize the CO2 produced from its own respira­tion.

Water is being absorbed by plants from the soil. Chlorophyll absorbs light mainly from the sun (like an antenna of a T.V.). The resultant product is the carbohydrate (mainly glucose) and O2 is released in the atmosphere as by-product. This O2 is utilised by both plants and animals. The above fact indicates that the rate of O2 production in plant is much more than that of respi­ration.

Thus, the produced O2 becomes available to animals in sufficient amount. The product of photosynthesis – the carbohydrates is being utilised by the plants during respiration and the excess food is being stored in different organs. We snatch the food and other products from their storehouse. On the other hand, during respiration the O2 is being used up and CO2 released.