The plants are forced to compete for the available light, water, and nutrients. If overcrowded, none of them get the right amounts of each. Also, they cannot develop their natural shape if crowded together or forced to grow upward in search of light.
YES, it stunts their growth and they end up dying or withering. I have done a science experiment on this. Plant them at the recommended distance and they will flourish.
it makes plant unable to get enough stuff for growth. water, nutrients, sapace, etc....
Plants compete for air, nutrients, and space to grow.
photosynthesis is the process of absorbtion of sunlight....
over crowinding reduce in absorbtion rate....photophill...
Overcrowded plants have to compete with neighboring root systems for water as well as nutrients.
i say that plants separate so each of them have enough space to grow.
Steroids certainly do affect plants in a number of ways. Usually steroids will help plants grow to be very large and very hardy.
Non-vascular plants are generally thalloid, these plants seldom attain height and not able to remain erect without some support
yes plants have cytoskeleton to keep its structure. and height
Overcrowded plants have to compete with neighboring root systems for water as well as nutrients.
to prevent overcrowding
plants split their seeds to prevent overcrowding.
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i say that plants separate so each of them have enough space to grow.
Steroids certainly do affect plants in a number of ways. Usually steroids will help plants grow to be very large and very hardy.
Mainly by decreasing sanitation, thus increasing disease.
Less jobs Overcrowding in schools and generally Less resources
As many plants as you can grow in the tank without overcrowding it. They need room to swim too.
Height does not affect distance.
Non-vascular plants are generally thalloid, these plants seldom attain height and not able to remain erect without some support
Height does not affect the period of a pendulum.