(isim) asalak olmayan konuk bitki

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Definition of (isim) asalak olmayan konuk bitki in Turkish English dictionary

epiphyte

An air plant that receives water and nutrients from the air and rain It usually uses other plants for support

1 a plant, fungus, or microbe sustained entirely by nutrients and water received nonparasitically from within the canopy in which it resides; an epiphyte can live on any aboveground plant surface As cited in 2 a non-parasitic plant that uses another plant as mechanical support but does not derive nutrients or water from its host As cited in

Type of vegetation that gets its physical support from the branches of other plants Commonly found in the tropical forests

Any plant that grows upon or is attached to another plant or object merely for physical support. Epiphytes are found mostly in the tropics and are also known as air plants because they have no attachment to the ground or other obvious nutrient source. They obtain water and minerals from rain and from debris on the supporting plants. Orchids, ferns, and members of the pineapple family are common tropical epiphytes. Lichens, mosses, liverworts, and algae are epiphytes of temperate regions

plants which live attached to other plants but which do not derive any nutrition from the host in the relationship

A plant that gets its moisture and nutrients from the air and rain

A plant that grows on another, using it as a physical support but not obtaining nutrients from it; an air plant

a plant which grows on the surface of another plant, but is not parasitic; in excessive numbers, epiphytes can reduce the amount of light reaching the host plant

microalgal organism living on a surface (e g , on a seaweed frond); a plant living on the surface of another plant

{i} plant which grows on another plant but is not a parasite

An epiphytic organism

A plant growing on another plant such as Spanish moss

Non-parasitic plant which lives on a host plant, e g Orchidaceae

A plant that grows on a substrate other than the soil, such as the surface of another organism

A plant growing on the branches of trees, such as bromeliads

A plant that has no roots in the soil and lives above the ground surface, supported by another plant or object It obtains its nutrients from the air, rain water, and from organic debris on its support

a plant that grows on another plant and gets its water from the air and rain, adapting to its conditions in order to get nutrients

a plant which grows on another plant or non-living structure, using it only for support

A plant that derives its moisture and nutrients from the air and rain and grows usually on another plant

Hyphenation

(i·sim) a·sa·lak ol·ma·yan ko·nuk bit·ki