What features of seeds make seed bearing plants particularly...

What features of seeds make seed-bearing plants particularly well adapted to life on land? Do all land plants make seeds? 7. What, in biological terms, is a flower? 8. Describe three ways in which leaves are adapted to absorb light. 9. Explain the conflict between a plant's need to acquire carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and its need to prevent water loss by evaporation. How have plants evolved to meet these two competing needs? 10. Describe three ways in which roots are adapted to absorb water.

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00:01 Hello everyone in this video we will going to discuss few questions.

00:04 The first question is what feature must be a seed making a seed bearing plant, particularly to well adapted on the life on the land.

00:13 Do all land plants make seeds? so basically if i will let you know the seeds, these are the evolutionary adaptation.

00:26 Adaptation in plants and they basically it is a storage tissue.

00:33 It consists as a storage tissue with sustain growth and even it has a particular you can say protective covering which will provide the nourishment and the protection so mostly like if i talk about all plants they don't form seed there is a group like bryophytes they don't make any of the seeds mosses liver birds many more nextly in the next question like this is a the sixth question.

01:07 The seventh question we have to discuss what is a biological term in a flower.

01:12 So flower is what flower it is considered to be as a reproductive structure of land plant.

01:21 It is known as a reproductive structure of a land plant.

01:29 And this is what you can see the biological term we are using here.

01:34 Now the 8th question here it states describe the three ways by which a leaves are able to absorb the light.

01:42 So there are three ways by which a leaf can observe or absorb the light.

01:48 The first is here due to the large surface area.

01:54 Large surface area here that is tendency of the protection from water loss, even disease and weather damage...

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