Answer Posted / anithaisro
Poison ivy is the most common and widespread plant of the
three. It is characterized by its leaves, which have three
or five serrated-edge, pointed leaflets. Its leaves assume
bright colors in the fall, turning yellow and then red.
Poison ivy grows as a vine or free-standing plant in the
East, Midwest, and South and as a shrub in the far northern
and western United States, including the Great Lakes and
Canada.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 0 Yes | 0 No |
Post New Answer View All Answers
what is meant by secondary thickening meristem?
Name of gymnosperms and angiosperms having anticancerous properties?
Why might a foxglove stop your heart?
what do you know about the plant Corycium orobanchioides?
where do plants get carbon from and where does the carbon go when plants die?
Describe the necessary conditions required for growth of the capsicum annuum?
Do plants benefit from incandescent lighting?
What is the relation between how fast a leaf burns and the minerals or metallic elements contained in the plants?
what is the definition of a tracheophyte?
What are the symptoms of early blight of potato
Explain the evolution of sorus in pteridophytes?
Explain the grafting of different rootstocks together ?
How long do flowers usually last?
The xylem tissue that carries water is called?
What are adaptive features of halophytes?
