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• Why Do Sunflowers Always Face Toward the Sun? | Garden Guides
• Common Heliotrope, Potato weed, European Heliotrope
• As flowers turn towards the sun

Those flowers too, will follow the sun.

But until now, how sunflowers do it has been a mystery. The research team also showed that when fully grown, as tall as people in some cases, plants that always face east get a head start, warming up early to attract pollinators. First, to find out what the advantage of this solar tracking might be, they prevented outdoor potted sunflowers from tracking the sun.

As a result, the plants grew smaller than those that followed the sun. Chasing the sun promoted growth. But what triggered it? The fact that sunflowers switch directions at night to face east again, with no apparent cue, suggested an internal clock at work. Erect : Upright, vertically straight up well clear off the ground.

Moderately Branched : Considerable number of secondary branches along the main stem. Pubescent : Covered with soft short hairs often pointing downwards. Alternate : Growing at different positions along the stem axis. Ovate : Oval shape, being broadest at the lower third and having rounded ends, hence like the shape of an egg. Entire : Smooth margin without indentations, lobes or any projections.

Flat sympetalous : Petals fused together at basal part to form a single flat flower unit. Spike : Unbranched, elongated, indeterminate inflorescence with sessile flowers. Superior : Ovary situated above the flower parts the calyx, corolla, and androecium. YES A fairly unpleasant smell. Pale yellow Anthers are hidden inside the neck-tube of the tiny flowers.

Tooth shaped Cylindrical with one end flat and attached in sockets in the receptacle and the apical end being rounded or pointed. Dark green They fall from the plant when they are still green, but they may get brown when they dry on the ground. Nutlets in Tetrads : Group of 4 free nutlets partially or fully covered by the calyx.

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Taproot : A rooting system where there is the main descending root of a plant having a single dominant large structure from which a network of smaller and long roots emerge. Plant description and characters. Uncropped fields, waste ground near arable land and sometimes waysides. The Heliotropium europaeum, is a well branching, erect, annual plant that shows it self in Summer.

The plant is covered by numerous tiny, white bristles, mosty found at the stem and flowering parts, that makes It has a silvery-green colour and a slight coarse feeling on rubbing. The leaves are also covered with few bristles, but these feels soft..

Common Heliotrope, Potato weed, European Heliotrope

The young leaves have an ovoid shape, while the adult, basal ones get a bit longer and so assume a linear-ovoid shape. Leaves have a smooth outline and show pinnate venations more prominent at underside. Leaves measure about mm long and are attached to stem by a relatively long stalk mm long. The flowers are sessile and are arranged in a zigzag alternate pairs on a bractless spike that is coiled at the tip and unwinds while growing up.

The length of spikes vary from 10mm when young up to mm. They look like a green caterpillar and hence one of the common names referred to this plant - "caterpillar weed". The fruit are found well spaced from each other further down the spike, while at the tip, there are the flowers which are more closely packed to each other. The open flowers 3 to 8 per spike are found at the coiled tip of the spike, whereas the tip contain buds and developing flowers. Each flower is up to 3mm across, have five white petals in the shape of a star with a yellow throat that is green at the very centre. The flower is so small that the female and male reproductive organs are not visible with the naked eye.

However each of the tiny flower consists of 5 stamens, joined with the inner wall of the corolla, and a central green pistil.

The flower parts lies above a larger ovary enclosed by 5 free, hairy sepals. The sepals also grasps and holds tight the developing fruit which consists of a group of 4 nutlets. When the nutlets ripen, the sepals gets more loose and the seeds drops to the ground bwithout any special means of disperssion. The seeds are pear shaped, about 2mm long, and are clustered in tetrads fours - together making a flattened spherical structure collectively referred to a the fruit of the plant.

The seeds are not hairy, about mm in size and when ripe they have a dark green colour. However they normally drop off to the ground pre-maturily and further ripens on the ground and becomes black in colour. Information, uses and other details. General Information H.

It was introduced accidentally to South Australia during the 19th century and was first collected in Its presence is therefore usually a clear indication of a prior history of cropping or overgrazing. The plant is rarely found where perennial grasses still occur. Common heliotrope is of considerable economic importance because it is toxic to sheep, cattle and horses [WWW] Growth Seeds germinate at any time during late spring and summer provided moisture is available.

Aerial growth is slow at first, while the long taproot develops. Install Steam. Store Page. The Cat Lady Store Page. Global Achievements. Does anyone have the definitve list of steps needed to get this acheivement?

I have looked at multiple guides, but they are inconsistent. I am excited to play through the game again, but I really want to make sure that I get the acheivement in the end,. Showing 1 - 5 of 5 comments. Click the 'Guides' tab above this post, that looks comprehensive and trustworthy, since it sources the AGS forums where the original developer posted hints. Last edited by bliss ; 28 Apr, am.

Okay, was just checking to make sure. Festmache View Profile View Posts. Actually, I think the list in the guide still isn't completely definitive. According to the guide, these are the steps: Chapter 1: Refuse the offer of the "Queen Of Maggots" "I'll do it my way" Chapter 2: Prove to Liz that you've listened get at least question 2 and 3 right Chapter 2: Solve Crow's riddle and get the secret gift Chapter 3: Don't have a breakdown Chapter 7: Give Mitzi the gas mask Chapter 7: Refuse to blow out the last candle Chapter 7: Don't kill and don't let Mitzi kill the Eye of Adam Now I'm pretty sure that I've taken all of them in one playthrough, but I'm still not getting the golden ending.

Also, according to the comments to the guide, there are a few but not many people with the same problem, so I guess there must be some requirement which is not on the list yet. Just a wild guess, based on what I've read and seen so far: After proving to Liz that you've listened, maybe you also need to take her key and open the door before deciding to kill doctor X or not..?