how to we defend on plants give three points
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1.) Many plants have impenetrable barriers, such as bark and waxy cuticles, or adaptations, such as thorns and spines, to protect them from herbivores.
2.) If herbivores breach a plant’s barriers, the plant can respond with secondary metabolites, which are often toxic compounds, such as glycol cyanide, that may harm the herbivore.
3.) When attacked by a predator, damaged plant tissue releases jasmonate hormones that promote the release of volatile compounds, attracting parasitoids, which use, and eventually kill, the predators as host insects.
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- We take fruits, flowers and shade.
- The roots of a plant held the soil particles together preventing landslides.
- They absorb Carbon dioxide and give us oxygen.
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