英语作文《我很喜欢的植物》，80个单词左右。

如下：

plants seem to know which way is up and which way is down; besides, they seem to know right from left. if a cutting from a tree is kept alive, new shoots will grow from the end that grew in the highest part of the tree.

植物似乎知道哪条路向上，哪条路向下；此外，他们似乎从左到右都知道。如果从树上砍下的一根枝条能够存活下来，那么新的枝条就会从树的很高部分开始生长。

there is no noticeable difference between the top and the bottom of the living stick, even under a microscope. even so, the stick will not send out shoots from the end it regards as bottom even if this end happens to be on top!

即使在显微镜下，活木棍的顶部和底部也没有明显的区别。即使如此，棍子也不会从它认为是底部的一端发出芽，即使这一端恰好在顶部！

scientists studying this subject further split their cuttings in the direction of length.

研究这一课题的科学家们进一步沿着长度方向分割他们的枝条。

to their surprise, they made another new discovery. a good many more buds grew on the righthand side of the split surface than on the left. they split the sticks again and found that the buds again grew on the right side.

令他们惊讶的是，他们又有了新的发现。裂开的表面右侧长出的芽比左侧多得多。他们再次劈开树枝，发现芽又长在右边。

the results of the entire study showed a 60% choice for the right side, proving that growing plants are mostly "righthanded.”

整个研究的结果显示，60%的人选择右侧，这证明生长中的植物大多是“右手的”。

用英语写你喜欢的植物

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植物

【内容提示】

根据下面内容要点写一篇有关植物分类的文章：

①植物是非常重要的生物；没有植物，生命就无法维持。动物和人的食物来源于植物和其他动物。

②植物可以利用空气、水和阳光制造养料，而人和动物则不能。

③植物的种类繁多，但主要可分为两大类，即开花植物（flowering plants）和不开花植物（nonflowering plants）。

④开花植物有根、茎、叶、花和果。我们周围所有的树木大都是开花植物。

⑤不开花植物在我们周围见不到多少，它们是些针叶树、苔藓、欧龙牙草之类。

⑥多数植物不是由种子而是由孢子长出来的。孢子和种子非常相似，落到潮湿背阴处就长成新的植物。

以下词语供参考：

1．coniferous a．针叶树的 2．moss n．苔藓；地衣3．liver-wort n．欧龙牙草 4．algae n．水藻；海藻 5．fungi n．真菌 6．spore n．孢子

【作文示范】

Plants

Plants are very important living things. Life could not go on if there were no plants. This is because plants can make food from air, water and sunlight. Animals and man cannot do so. Animals get their food by eating plants and other animals. Man gets his food by eating plants and animals, too. Therefore, animals and man need plants in order to live.

If you look carefully at the plants around you, you will find that there are many types of plants. Some plants are large while others are small. Most plants are green.

There are two main types of plants: flowering plants and nonflowering plants.

Flowering plants have roots, stems①, leaves, flowers and fruits. Almost all the trees around us are flowering plants. You can probably recognize some plants from their flowers or their fruits.

Nonflowering plants include coniferous trees, mosses, liver-worts, algae and fungi. You cannot see many nonflowering plants around you.

Most plants do not grow from seeds. They grow from spores. Spores are very, very small. Some spores are so small and light that they can float in the air. We may say that spores are quite similar to seeds. When these spores fall on wet and shady② places, they usually grow into new plants.

【词语解释】

①stem [stem] n． 茎；（树）干；（叶）梗

②shady[’sheidi] a．背阴的；阴凉的

关于植物的英语作文

Cherry is a plant, Rosaceae, deciduous trees, flowers and leaves in March with the release or leaves after flowering. Are also the cherry as the name of the album.

樱花是一种植物，蔷薇科，落叶乔木，花于3月与叶同放或叶后开花。也有以樱花为名称的专辑。

Bark purple-brown, smooth and shiny, with horizontal stripes. Flowers and Leaves alternate, elliptic or obovate elliptic, margin Mount teeth, apex acute, while glands, surface dark green, shiny, slightly back light. Stipules lanceolate linear, jagged edge fine crack, crack terminal gland. Spend each 35, as umbrella inflorescence, sepals at the Standard, petal apex notch, white, red. Flowers and leaves in March with the release or the first flower after the leaves. The nuclear sphere, first red, then become purple-brown, mature in July. Japan's national flower.

树皮紫褐色，平滑有光泽，有横纹。花与叶互生，椭圆形或倒卵状椭圆形，边缘有芒齿，先端尖而有腺体，表面深绿色，有光泽，背面稍淡。托叶披针状线形，边缘细裂呈锯齿状，裂端有腺。花每支三五朵，成伞状花序，萼片水平开展，花瓣先端有缺刻，白色、红色。花于3月与叶同放或先花后叶。核球形，初呈红色，后变紫褐色，7月成熟。为日本国花.

Mountain cherry, cherry, also known as green skin. Su dry skin brown, oval-shaped leaves mostly lanceolate, apex usually caudate, serrated edge with a tapered single-or re-toothed, teeth glandular terminal barbed Mount, dark green leaf surface smooth, white powder have been in the back of micro-pulse hairy, often young leaves brown. Petiole with 2-4 glands, flowers ill with double petals, white or pink, ovate fruit spherical, black when ripe, the Chinese origin of species more common in North China wild mountain fast-growing, sprouting ability, resistance to dust, Often the cherry rootstocks, nucleolus can be used as medicine

山樱：又名青肤樱。干皮粟褐色，叶多为椭圆状披针形，先端常尾状，缘具尖细单锯齿或重锯齿，齿端有腺质刺芒，叶表苍绿光滑，背面微被白粉有中脉有毛，幼叶常为褐色。叶柄有2-4腺体，花单瓣或重瓣，白或粉红，果卵状球形，熟时黑色，为中国原产种，华北山地多见野生，生长快速，萌芽力强，抗烟尘，常作樱桃之砧木，核仁可入药

我文凭不好，有点多，适量的抄一段吧

有关于植物的英语文章

The introduction of our school This is something about the vivarium in my school.It is in the south-west of my president's room. The area of arboretum is about 1000 square metre.And the school is gorgeous.The vivarium is used for fun and study.It established 20 years ago.And rebuilding in 2008. I'm looking forward to play in it more often. [校长西南角。面积一千平方米。美化校园。研究植物场所。休闲之地。二十年的历史。2008年重健 .] 植物 【内容提示】 根据下面内容要点写一篇有关植物分类的文章： ①植物是非常重要的生物；没有植物，生命就无法维持。动物和人的食物来源于植物和其他动物。 ②植物可以利用空气、水和阳光制造养料，而人和动物则不能。 ③植物的种类繁多，但主要可分为两大类，即开花植物（flowering plants）和不开花植物（nonflowering plants）。 ④开花植物有根、茎、叶、花和果。我们周围所有的树木大都是开花植物。 ⑤不开花植物在我们周围见不到多少，它们是些针叶树、苔藓、欧龙牙草之类。 ⑥多数植物不是由种子而是由孢子长出来的。孢子和种子非常相似，落到潮湿背阴处就长成新的植物。 以下词语供参考： 1．coniferous a．针叶树的 2．moss n．苔藓；地衣3．liver-wort n．欧龙牙草 4．algae n．水藻；海藻 5．fungi n．真菌 6．spore n．孢子 【作文示范】 Plants Plants are very important living things. Life could not go on if there were no plants. This is because plants can make food from air, water and sunlight. Animals and man cannot do so. Animals get their food by eating plants and other animals. Man gets his food by eating plants and animals, too. Therefore, animals and man need plants in order to live. If you look carefully at the plants around you, you will find that there are many types of plants. Some plants are large while others are small. Most plants are green. There are two main types of plants: flowering plants and nonflowering plants. Flowering plants have roots, stems①, leaves, flowers and fruits. Almost all the trees around us are flowering plants. You can probably recognize some plants from their flowers or their fruits. Nonflowering plants include coniferous trees, mosses, liver-worts, algae and fungi. You cannot see many nonflowering plants around you. Most plants do not grow from seeds. They grow from spores. Spores are very, very small. Some spores are so small and light that they can float in the air. We may say that spores are quite similar to seeds. When these spores fall on wet and shady② places, they usually grow into new plants. 【词语解释】 ①stem [stem] n． 茎；（树）干；（叶）梗 ②shady[’sheidi] a．背阴的；阴凉的 During millions of years of evolution2, ants have developed intriguing3 relationships with many different kinds of plants.Most of these associations4 are loose ones -- the ants find dwelling5 places on the plants,while bringing neither harm nor benefit to them. Often the ants live in hollow dead stems or small pockets of soil that accumulate6 on branches. Thus ants inhabit trees over our heads and herbs at our feet,carving out living chambers7 and foraging8 for food. As many as 72 different species of ants have been found living on one tree in Peru's Amazon Basin alone. 注释： 1．profitable adj．有益的，有用的 2．evolution n．[生]进化，进化论 3．intriguing adj．引起好奇心(或兴趣的)，有迷惑力的 4．association n．友谊，伙伴关系 5．dwelling n．住处，住宅，寓所 6．accumulatevt．堆积，积聚 7．chambern．室，寝室 8．forage vi．搜寻 经过几百万年的进化，蚂蚁与多种不同植物形成了十分有趣的关系。其中大多数关系并不紧密：蚂蚁在植物上寻找居所，而并不给植物带来利和害。蚂蚁经常栖于中空的植物枯茎或枝干上堆积的小土坑中。因此，我们头顶的树木和脚下的草丛中都住着蚂蚁，它们在那儿建造居室或搜寻食物。仅在秘鲁的亚马逊流域，一棵树上住的蚁类就达72种之多。 Dear Editor; We often say such a word: Life comes from water.And as is known to all, we mostly live on the sea, which ,for human, is a most important resourse of both food and production. However, it is obvious that every year various sea living things are getting less and less in large quantities. Some species have died out and some are coming to that. What causes this? The overusage of the resourses and the pollution of the waters should account for that, I think. If we don't yet do anything to deal with these, we'll be sure to lose at least half of our life. So I expect the whole world would pay more attention to the problem of sea livings. 现象：海洋动植物的数量正在减少，有些物种甚至灭绝了 原因：过度利用 水质污染 结论：海洋环境问题亟需关注

谁能给我以些关于植物的英文简介？

分类: 教育/科学 科学技术

问题描述:

同上

解析:

冬虫夏草

Winter-worm, summer-herb is the fungi, plant and animal to gather for the whole body in the nature of outstanding represent.Because of the miraculous effect of the biological phenomenon of its geezer and cure health, there is very high good reputation among nations, is a valuable traditional Chinese herbal medicine, civil spread in China have already had the history for more than 2,000 years with application.

Use:

The nourishing lung, kidney, the anti- decrepitude, regulates human body immunity dint.For the various tuberculosis kidney disease result is obvious

急需4篇英语小短文植物类的

“ABC” and "banana"

A professor of mine once told a story about when she went to the United States to study.A native Eritrean, she had received a scholarship to pursue a bachelor's degree at an American university. The university organized a trip to Disneyland for her and the other international students. Before the group of international students went to Los Angeles, the coordinators of the trip informed the students from Africa that they should wear their "traditional" costumes, not Western-style clothing.Why?The coordinators were afraid that the African students would be "mistaken" for African-Americans simply because their skin color was also dark.At that time, the 1960s, there was still much overt racial discrimination against African-Americans.Insgroupsto avoid trouble, the coordinators wanted to make sure that their African students did not look African-American.

ABC与香蕉

我上大学时的一位教授说起过她来美国上学时的一件事。作为一个厄立特里亚人，她得到了到美国上大学的奖学金。学校为她以及其他国际学生组织了一次去迪斯尼的出游活动。在这批国际学生去洛杉矶之前，活动组织者通知来自非洲的学生要穿上他们的传统彩衣，而不要穿西方人的衣服。这是为什么呢？组织者是担心非洲学生因其肤色是黑的而被误认为是美国黑人。在那时候——二十世纪六十年代，仍然存在着很多公然针对美国黑人的种族歧视。为了避免麻烦，组织者想确保自己的非洲学生看上去不像当地黑人。

She ended her story by asking us to think about what we thought she was before we had met her. Her last name is Italian; did we think she was Italian? When we first saw her, did we assume that she was a black American?How much can we really know about a person based upon hair color, skin color, facial structure or body shape?

Identity is a difficult subject to discuss because it is so personal, and it is even more difficult to describe someone's identity clearly in a country like the USswheresjust about everyone's family came from somewhere else. My professor, until she left Eritrea, always considered herself Eritrean.When she got to America, however, people looked at her and saw a black woman, not an Eritrean woman. Similarly, Japanese, Koreans and Chinese people come to the US and are often just called "Asians".Appearance is used as the main condition for identity, although appearances can be quite deceiving.

她讲完了这段故事，要我们想一想在我们见到她之前是怎么猜想她的。她的姓是意大利人的姓，我们是不是以为她是意大利人？当我们*一次见到她时，是否以为她是个美国黑人？通过头发颜色、皮肤颜色、面部结构和体型，我们能真正了解一个人多少呢？

一个人的身份是个难于讨论的题目，因为这是一个太个性化的问题。而在美国这样的*，要想清楚地描述一个人的身份就更困难，因为这里几乎每一个人的家庭都来自另一个地方。我的这位教授在离开厄立特里亚之前，一直认为自己是厄立特里亚人。然而，在她到了美国之后，人们看到她后便见到了一个黑人妇女，并不知道她是厄立特里亚妇女。同样，日本人、韩国人和中国人到了美国后通常被叫做亚洲人。人的相貌是身份的主要方面，虽说相貌有时是很具有欺骗性的。

Is there a difference between a Chinese person born in China and a person born in the US to parents from China?Most people would agree that there is.There are certain phrases that people frequently use insgroupsto define the Chinese-American identity. The two most commonly heard terms are "ABC", meaning an American-born Chinese, and "banana".The former is often considered an acceptable label for people of Chinese descent born in the US; in Canada there is the corresponding term "CBC" for Canadian-born Chinese.The second term, banana, is usually regarded as derogatory or offensive, and it refers to someone who is "yellow" on the outside but "white" on the inside.

The phrase ABC is used so commonly that many people think it is an appropriate description of Chinese-Americans.However, the phrase hides what I think is a very dangerous belief about identity. Identity is developed and learned, not given at birth.To say that someone is an American-born Chinese is to suggest that if that person were born anywhere else in the world, he/she would still be fundamentally Chinese because Chineseness, the quality of being Chinese, is inherent in this person.It implies that an ABC is Chinese first and just happened to be born in the United States.Yet being Chinese is not an inherent quality that one person has simply because he or she looks Chinese.Just about every Chinese-American recognizes that there are huge differences in personality, behavior and physical appearance between themselves and their native Chinese counterparts.

一个生在中国的中国人与一个父母来自中国但生在美国的人之间有什么不一样吗？多数人会同意有所区别。有一些人们常常使用的惯用语用来界定美国华人的身份，两个很常听到的是“ABC”和香蕉，前者是“出生在美国的中国人”的英文缩写，通常被认为是可以接受的用给出生在美国的中国人后裔贴的标签；在加拿大也有相应的说法“CBC”，用来指在加拿大出生的中国人。第二个惯用语香蕉，通常被认为是贬义的或是冒犯人的，它是指某人外表是黄皮肤而内心却是白人的一套。

ABC一词被用得如此之广泛，以至于很多人认为用它形容美籍华人挺合适。然而，这个词隐藏着我认为是对身份而言很危险的信条。身份是后天发展起来的，是不断学来的，并不是出生时就定下来的。说某人是出生在美国的中国人，也就暗示着这个人不管生在世界的什么地方，可从根上还是中国人，因为中国特性，也就是作为一个中国人所具有的品质是此人固有的。它暗含着一个ABC首先是中国人，只不过碰巧生在了美国。然而，一个中国人的品质，并非仅仅是因为他或她长得像中国人而固有的品质。几乎每一个美籍华人都意识到自己与土生土长的中国人在个性、举止、外表等方面有着很大差异。

These differences are what the term "banana" addresses.Bananas are yellow-skinned but with white insides - for people, this is meant to describe individuals who look Chinese but whose "insides", that is, their behavior and personality, are "white".But this also carries a demeaning and offensive undertone: that these people are only half-real, they are neither completely Chinese nor actually white. Even worse, the term is sometimes used to suggest that Chinese-Americans really wish that they were white.Being white, of course, is assumed to mean being American, which is a third misconception.Not all Americans are white, and in not too many years the majority of the population in America won't be white (i.e. of purely European descent) at all.

Identity for everyone is a matter of experience and circumstance, not skin color or general appearance.What terms like ABC and banana ignore is that being Chinese-American constitutes a very real identity in its own right.Chinese-Americans are not necessarily caught between the East and the West.The Chinese-American identity is one that has developed over many generations in the US (since the 1840s), but one that can also be shared by recent immigrants and their families.It is important because it is different, because it is the product of blending social and cultural influences, and these differences should be recognized and not brushed aside.

这些差异正是“香蕉”一词所要说明的。香蕉外黄里白——对于人来说，这用来形容那些看上去是中国人但是“内里”也就是举止、个性都是“白人”式的。但它具有贬损和冒犯人的含义：这些人只是一半真实的人，他们既不是完全的中国人也不是真正的白人。更糟的是，这一叫法有时被用来暗指美籍华人实际上希望自己是白人。当然，一个白人会被认为是美国人，这是另一个错误概念。并非所有的美国人都是白人，用不了很多年，美国人口的多数就根本不会是白人(也就是纯欧洲人的后裔)了。

每个人的身份是经历与环境造就的，而不是皮肤的颜色或一般的长相所界定的。ABC与香蕉的叫法所忽略的是：一个美籍华人自身就包含着非常实在的身份。美籍华人并不一定在东西方的文化中左右为难。美籍华人的身份是那种自19世纪40年代起在美国繁衍了好几代的人，与那些很近移民到美国的人及其家庭是不一样的。身份之所以重要，是因为身份各不相同，也因为它是社会影响与文化影响相融的产物。这一区别应该被人们所认识，而不该受到忽视。

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