- to
epiphytic communities. For example, it is
estimated that
among epiphytic orchids, as many as 50% are
likely to use it.
Other relevant epiphytic families...
- An
epiphytic fungus is a
fungus that
grows upon, or
attached to, a
living plant. The term
epiphytic derives from the Gr**** epi- (meaning 'upon') and phyton...
-
Epiphytic bacteria are
bacteria which live non-parasitically on the
surface of a
plant on
various organs such as the leaves, roots, flowers, buds, seeds...
-
expanded clay
aggregate and
styrofoam may be emplo****.[citation needed] Some
epiphytic plants may be
grown mounted,
either with
their roots in
potting mix and...
- of
primary hemiepiphytes germinate in the
canopy and
initially live
epiphytically. They send
roots downward, and
these roots eventually make
contact with...
- rhizomes, even
though they grow
underground only in some of the species.
Epiphytic species and many of the
terrestrial ones have above-ground
creeping stolons...
-
sustain very
diverse plant and
animal communities.
Distinguished are:
epiphytic communities (that is, bacteria,
algae and
bryozoa that
colonise the surface...
- canopy, by some estimates, is home to 50
percent of all
plant species.
Epiphytic plants attach to
trunks and branches, and
obtain water and
minerals from...
- needed]
Unlike most
epiphytic jungle figs,
which ring the
stems of
dicotyledonous support trees from the outside, the
epiphytic bushes of F. religiosa...
-
Epiphyllum (/ˌɛpɪˈfɪləm/; "upon the leaf" in Gr****) is a
genus of
epiphytic plants in the
cactus family (Cactaceae),
native to
Central America and South...
