Hi everyone, How are you ? I hope you always healthy guys. π
Before I explain more about my post, I just wanna say thank you for everybody, for the owner, leader, jury, and all of nature lovers in this community. And I wanna say my special thank for my coach @ipul27 for explain to me about this contest, for his support to me, also for inviting me to join this challenge. To be honest I inspiring by him to join here because I feel interesting when I saw some of his posts in amazing nature community π
Today, I want to share about "stem strawberry's soft hair" . I don't know how to say in English about this "hair on his plants", I am so sorry, so just correct me if I am wrong π so now, let me explain to you guys about the result of my observation.
If you ever seen the strawberry plants, on the stem you are going to find so many hair on the stem of strawberry plants, very soft hair.
Now, lets look at this plants closely using macro lens π oh ya, thanks again for my coach @ipul27 for lending me your macro lens for a while π€ you are my life saver, hehe
This soft hair on the stem and leaves of strawberry is very useful for the plants it self. As you know guys, Plants carry out the process of photosynthesis to live and get food, namely carbon dioxide, therefore the fungtion of the soft hair on the stem and leaves is to filter out carbon dioxide gas and also to protect it self from caterpillars. Hmm, very interesting.
Thank you so much for stopping by on my post, I rrally hope you guys like it π see you on the next occasion guys π€
Hei, welcome to the community @dayakganteng... ^_^ I'm really happy you join us here, in AN Community... and this one was so awesome as the first entry in this contest by you... keep it up and I know you'll do well in the future ππ»
Thank you so much coach π€
thanks for working as an ambassador, @ipul27
Yes, for me he is not only an ambassador who introduced this platform, he also always reminds me to write with quality, at least by making observations and reviewing them in posts. I learned a lot from him π
Hei, don't mentioned it @dayakganteng ^^ you're a good one, you have a crativity in yourself... I'm glad that you join us here, and you did it very well... keep improving yourself and be a great Hiveans in the future... ^^ ππ» keep it up~
Thanks for the appreciation @qwerrie... that's what I should to do... For me, Hive is a great platform to spill all of our creativity, that's why I share and invite other people who have creativity to join here... ^_^ I think it's gonna be good for Hive in the future...
Thank you for entering the competition.
At first glance, almost invisible and yet so important to the plant. Thanks for the new information :-)
Yes, you are right, it is very important to the plant. Anyway, I got the information from my school biology book. π
You have a good textbook :-)