The diagram below shows the growth cycle of a gerbera plant Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
This
analytic report provides information pertaining to the different stages of a gerbera
plant
during its life. Looking from an overall
perspective, it can be seen that the development of the gerbera
plant
involves 9 main stages commencing with planting seeds
and culminating with a fully grown plant
with fruits. Additionally
, having completed all these phases, the lifecycle will then
begin again.
The most logical point to start at is planting, the seeds
are planted by hand into the soil before being watered. Following
this
step, the seeds
germinate and then
sprout out above the ground surface. Gradually, the immature gerbera
plant
developed into a seedling.
Moving onto the subsequent stage in the life cycle, the gerbera
plants begin to grow buds. Over time the buds develop into flowers and subsequently
, fruits. Finally
, the gerbera
plant
is withered as well as
dead, leaves the seeds
and is ready for the process to restartSubmitted by Nghỉ hè vui vẻ cả nhà on
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