DryTimes

I guess this belongs here.

I find it appealing that a plant knows night and day to a different degree than others.

Do other plants have male or female organs?


My main question though is, is there anything else that flowers according to the light schedule?

mSeTxOiNcEaRn

How so?

Yes. Most i believe.


A lot of plants.

Take a botany class in college, or read a botany book, you will learn a lot.

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Lucid Phoenix

I took both biology & hoticulture last year.

Your first question was about plants reacting to light schedules to determine flowering/budding. Some plants do this, others dont. some use other climate indicators, such as first rain, first frost, temperature above certain level. The list of what triggers plants to do specific things is probably as long as there are different types of plants... But, to answer your question, is not unique in how it reacts to light schedules.

The second question was do other plants have male and female parts. The answer is yes, all plants have male and female "parts". In the case of floweing plants (such as ), the female part is the "pistil" and the male part is the "stamen" (pronounced stay-men). Some plants, such as , have distinct male and female varieties. some examples of very different plants that have male and female varieties are Sago Palms (Cyacas revoluta) and Ginkgo trees (Ginkgo biloba). Others have both the male and female organs on the same plant, making them unisex.

I hope this is a sufficent intro to plants and answers your questions. If you really want to get into it, plant adaptations are amazingly interesting if you look closely enough and there is a huge amount of information available. Just for example, coconuts are "designed" to fall from the tree, float accross an ocean, land on the shore of another island, and propogate... talk about a long shot!

Best of luck in your future endevors,

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dankmaster

And if you like beer, hops are actually very closely related to marijuana and in the same family (Cannabaceae) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

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carl89

Think everything has been covered here. While the physiology of marijuana isn't all that unique there sure isn't anything else like it out there.

surfnsailor

I thought poppy's got you high too?

mr_chow

peace,

mr_chow

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Lucid Phoenix

Heroine comes from morphiine
morphine comes from opium
opium comes from poppy seeds.

Someone more versed in drug manufacture can correct me of course, im not 100% sure on this.

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carl89

Do poppies grow like marijuana and give you the same high like marijuana. OO ok

buzzmobile

Let's keep this on the thread topic, please.