-
scales or hairs,
allow bromeliads to
capture water in
cloud forests and help to
reflect sunlight in
desert environments.
Bromeliads with leaf
vases can capture...
-
invertebrate community inhabiting epiphytic bromeliads in
south Florida and the
discovery of an
insectivorous bromeliad. Ph.D.,
University of Florida. 1976....
- monocotyledons, and
includes families of
plants such as the gr****es,
bromeliads,
rushes and sedges.
Sixteen plant families are
currently recognized by...
- naturally.
These frogs lay
their eggs in the water-filled
rosettes of
bromeliads or
other temporary, water-filled
crevices in the canopy, such as the leaf...
- Some of the species, like the
majority of Bromeliaceae, grow as
funnel bromeliads, with a
compressed stem axis. The
leaves are then
close together in rosettes...
-
Callisia fragrans,
sometimes called the
false bromeliad or
false bromeliad plant, is a
flowering plant species of the
genus Callisia, in the spiderwort...
- The
bromeliad frog (Crossodactylodes) is a
genus of frog in the
family Leptodactylidae from the
Atlantic Forest biome of
eastern Brazil.
Bromeliad frog...
- spiderworts,
kangaroo paws, and
water hyacinth (order Commelinales), gr****es,
bromeliads, rushes, and
sedges (order Poales), ginger, cardamom, turmeric, galangal...
-
substances in plants". As
bromeliads naturally produce the
enzyme and
alkaloid bromelain—commonly
extracted from
pineapples (also a
bromeliad) as a supplement...
- old-growth pine and
deciduous forests where it is
found in
bromeliads. Eggs are also laid in
bromeliads. It is
threatened by
habitat loss (deforestation). IUCN...
