Question : Which of the following statements explains why the growth of orchids on the high branches of tropical trees is
The orchids draw nourishment from the trees. The trees are neither benefited nor harmed. The orchids keep parasites away. The trees receive nutrients from the orchids.
- asked by kyle_j_sullivan
All Answers:
Answer #1
I believe it's all of the above.
- answered by bnr
Answer #2
The second one. Why is this hard?
- answered by dandandandandan
Answer #3
2nd one sounds good
- answered by ArtLover9
Answer #4
for most orchids that are grown in the wild, orchids look for a variety of light
intensities, so in tropical trees, they will be found at various heights, each
height representing a different light intensity. Orchids actually require a
fungus that can grow in knooks and crannies of a tree. the orchids get a
growing medium and water from the fungus and the orchids supply sugar to the
fungus for it to grow on.
- answered by mjlee105
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