BQ: What are some of the features of wild plants and what are they called?

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BQ: What are the features of wild plants and what are they called?

What are Wild Plants?

Wild plants are those that grow and reproduce in natural environments without human intervention.

Adaptations for Survival

Wild plants have adaptations such as thorns, spines, or toxins to protect themselves from herbivores.

Diversity of Shapes and Sizes

Wild plants exhibit a wide range of shapes and sizes, from towering trees to delicate wildflowers.

Specialized Root Systems

Many wild plants have specialized root systems to access water and nutrients in diverse environments.

Unique Leaf Structures

Wild plants showcase diverse leaf structures, from broad and flat leaves to needle-like or waxy surfaces.

Floral Features

Wild plants display a variety of colorful and intricate flowers for reproduction and attracting pollinators.

Interactive Observation

Go on a nature walk to observe and document the features of wild plants in their natural habitat.

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