An edible bulb with a pungent taste and smell, composed of several concentric layers, used in cooking. The plant that produces the onion, with long rolled or straplike leaves and spherical heads of greenish-white flowers.
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⭐Example⭐
Cook the onion in the oil until lightly colored.
⭐Leaf⭐
The onion leaf is long structure of a higher plant, typically green and blade-like that is attached to a stem directly or via a stalk.
⭐Flower⭐
The onion flowers is greenish-white. The seed bearing part of a plant, consisting of reproductive organs that are typically surrounded by a brightly colored petals and a green sepals.
⭐Stem⭐
The onion stem is long like structure. The main body or stalk of a plant or shrub, typically rising above ground but occasionally subterranean. A long thin supportive or main section of something.
⭐Branch⭐
A part of a plant which grows out from the trunk or from a bough. (of a road or path) divide into one or more subdivisions.
⭐Seed⭐
A onion flowering plants unit of reproduction, capable of developing into another such plant. A man's semen. Any of a number of stronger Competitiors.A small crystal introduced into a liquid to act as a nucleus for crystallization.
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➡ The Fern plant has underground stem, rhizome. ➡ From the lower region of rhizome fibrous roots are produced. ➡ From the upper region of rhizome leaves are produced. ➡ The leaves are pinnately compound or sometimes bipinnately compound. Each leaf consists of two parts, lower Stalk and upper leafy portion, called Frond. The stem and leaf petiole are covered with numerous brownish scales, called Rementa. The mature leaves are known as sporophylls. These sporophyllus produce dark brown sori, which are the groups of sporengia. ⭐⭐⭐⭐ This class consists of a group of plants, commonly known as ferns. They are world wide in tyheir distribution. They grow in different habitats. Mostly they are found in moist and shady places. ⭐⭐⭐⭐ ⭐Life Cycle⭐ The life cycle of Fern is complete in two stages. (1) Sporphytic stage (2) Gametophytic stage. It shows alternation of generations.
What is this? A glossy red, or occasionally yellow, pulpy edible fruit that is eaten as a vegetable or in salad. American plants of the nightshade family that produces the tomato. It is widely grown as a cash crop and many varieties have been developed. For Example: I make salad with avocados, tomato, lettuce and spring onions, with an olive oil and red wine dressing. More About: The members of this family are found in tropical and temperate regions of the world. This family including about 85 to 2200 genera species. See More: Usually plants are herbs. They are also creeping and climbing vines. Sometimes shrubs and rarely trees. Top root system, branched. Erect herbaceous branched hairy or prickly. Underground in potato forming tubers. The vegetative regions but opposite in the floral region. Same important plants: (1) Potato plant (2) Bringal plant (3) Tomato plant (4) Queen of night plant (5) Tobacco plant
👉 The members of this family are found in tropical and temperate regions of the world.This family includes about 85 genera and 2200 species. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ⭐⭐Class⭐⭐ Dicotyledons ⭐⭐Series⭐⭐ Bicarpellatae ⭐⭐Order⭐⭐ Palimoniales ⭐⭐Family⭐⭐ Solanaceae ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Body Contain ➡ The body consisting of many parts, naming as following. 👉 Stem, Branched, Roots, Leaf, Fruit, seeds and Flowering. 👉 The colour of leaf is green. 👉 The color of seed is red. 👉 Other important parts as; 👉 Ovary, Style, Stigma, Sepal, Thalamus and Petal. 👉 So these plants are distributed . 👉 Slowly growing up. 👉 And usually by a medical treatment.
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