- A
resurrection plant is any
poikilohydric plant that can
survive extreme dehydration, even over
months or years.
Examples include:
Anastatica hierochuntica...
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gymnosperm plants. The
morphology and
physiology of
xerophytes are
adapted to
conserve water during dry periods. Some
species called resurrection plants can...
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lepidophylla (syn.
Lycopodium lepidophyllum), also
known as a
resurrection plant, is a
species of
desert plant in the
spikemoss family (Selaginellaceae). It is native...
- the
backstory of a
Jurchen woman named Ashin and the
origin of the
resurrection plant that
triggered the
events in Kingdom. Ju Ji-hoon as Lee Chang, the...
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sensitive plant and
resurrection plant are sold as novelties. Art
forms specializing in the
arrangement of cut or
living plant include bonsai, ikebana...
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Pleopeltis polypodioides,
common name
resurrection fern, is a
species of creeping, co****-textured fern
native to the
Americas and Africa. The evergreen...
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flabellifolius is a
plant species in the
family Myrothamnaceae native to
central and
southern Africa. It is also
called the
resurrection plant for the appearance...
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expansion and retraction. However, it is not a true
resurrection plant,
because the
plant's dead
tissues do not
revive and turn green. This species...
- in the
Rhodope Mountains.
Common names include Orpheus flower and
resurrection plant because of the
remarkable ability of
Haberlea to
survive very long...
- poikilohydry, and
poikilohydric plants such as
Selaginella bryopteris are
sometimes referred to as
resurrection plants.
There is no
evidence of
whole genome...
