Physics, asked by kardekarbashir, 6 months ago

why do we green house in botanical gardens​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Certain plants are too sensitive to abiotic factors such as : temperature, humidity, Carbon Di Oxide levels of the environment.

To make such delicate plants grow very well without any stress, they are provided controlled conditions where Temperature, humidity, water needs and CO2 can be regulated. These ‘Green Houses’ are shed like structures that are covered with thick transparent plastic sheets to allow natural light to diffuse in.

Plants such as Orchids, Lilium and many more delicate or exotic variety of plants are kept in such green houses..........

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Answered by jannat5410
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Green houses are the places where plants are grown in optimum temperatures.. plants are early stages are growth and some rare species require only certain amount of heart. so to protect such types of plants green houses are build in botanical gardens...

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