because plant cells get less salt and more water because of rain so the more water in a cell makes it bigger so it eventually explodes
Plant cells have cell wall as outer covering besides the cell membrane. this cell wall is more rigid to expand in comparison to cell membrane. The animal cells due to absence of cell wall get easly streched hence they do not explod and the plant cell explode due to the rigid cell wall.
Some plants, like the hairy-fruited stork's bill, have seed pods that build up internal pressure as they mature. When the pods are ripe, they explode, ejecting seeds away from the parent plant to increase the chances of successful dispersal. This mechanism helps the plant spread its seeds over a wider area to find suitable conditions for germination and growth.
Some chemicals make plants grow. They are called fertilizers. Some chemicals plants make plants die. When intentionally applied, they are the type of pesticide called herbicides. Some chemicals do not affect plants.
Yes, balsam plants rely on the wind to disperse their seeds. The seeds are housed in capsules that explode when ripe, releasing the seeds to be carried by the wind to new locations for germination.
No, some plants are poisonous to all animals.
No , all plants are multicellular
what are some prehistoric plants from the grassland
No it is impossible they would explode
No
in fact some penuts do explode in lemonade
they explode and die yayayayay
They burn up and explode.
Coal is produced by sunlight falling on plants. These plants then get fossilised to form the coal.Uranium is formed by Stars as they explode in Supernova explosions.
No. No relationship at all.
It gets hot or the plants could explode.
They can overheat and explode if charged improperly, some can explode if shorted, they usually contain rather nasty chemicals.
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Some atomic bombs explode on impact, most explode in the air for maximum destruction caused by the explosion spreading out over a wider area.
Some day, yes!