30. What problem does this cause? 31. How does the black currawong help the plant?_ SANDHILL MILKWEEDS 32. This milkweed synchronizes its flowering with the arrival of 33. The females lay their can on the milkweed leaf because this is the only plant their young at the caterpillar stage 34. As the caterpillar bites into a leaf's vein, a kind of latex 35. This defence is so effective that only a swells out and HELICONIAS of monarch caterpillars make it through their day. 36. The purple-throated Carib with its long, curved beak and tongue, is the only local bird that can reach the sweet 37. During every visit, the bird picks up 38. Plants need to spread their on its beak and as with their offspring. as possible, otherwise the adults will be forced to BRUNSVIGIA 39. This plant waits underground for more than 40. The . It is triggered by the first heavy conditions are ideal for flowers and ideal for too. 41. How does brunsvigia disperse its seeds? 42. Some plants also use the wind to disperse their seeds, and do this by giving their seeds _ 43. Some are tiny that twist and turn their way to the ground. ALSOMTIRA 44. Alsomitra has fruit the size of a containing of seeds. 45. Its paper thin upswept wings allow it to travel of feet through the forest. 46. When the seed hits the ground, the rot away and the seed begins to SAGUARO CACTUS 47. What pollinators do the saguaro cacti attract? 48. Each flower only lasts but one cactus produces more than flowers. 49. Every pollinated flower immediately begins to form a at its base packed with thousands of 50. White-winged are among the first to reach the ripening fruit. 51. The seeds survive in the birds' and will be carried many miles before being deposited in their 52. They can grow as tall as feet, and this will take them . years. RED MANGROVE 53. For almost all land plants, is lethal. into the plant, but filter out _ % of the 54. The growths allow 55. What happens to any excess salt that manages to enter the plant? DECIDUOUS TREES in their leaves back into the 56. When it gets chilly, the trees start to pull the water and The green pigment, disappears. 57. As the temperatures drop below freeing, the plants of deciduous forests settle down to until spring. 58. How do these trees cope with the brutally long winters? CONIFEROUS TREES in their sap, but they have it in their 59. Like hardwoods, coniferous trees also have a kind of as well as in their limbs and their trunk. coating that limits loss. 60. Their leaves also have a thick and exhale the that all animals breathe. 61. In the process, plants drink in the chemical basis of all 62. Even in death, they leave us Tangstar Science