Children s Homework Questions Collect information about plants and introduce yourself.

"Ding" is the "Ding" of the word. Listening to my father, China used to be divided into Kyushu, and one continent was one tripod, so "nine tripods" is synonymous with our great motherland. I came up with this name because my father wanted me to be a useful person to society when I grew up.

At the age of 3, I could tell stories; At the age of five and a half, I entered the first grade; At the age of 7, he won the title of "Four Good Boys"; When I turned 8 years old last year, I won the first place in the class in the final exam. I love to read, I love to write, and I aspire to be a writer. I also like football, Go, and anything that boys like.

This is me, a confident, sunny, enterprising boy. Sichuan De.

Botanical business cards.

My name: Mimosa.

Self-introduction: Mimosa is a perennial herb or subshrub of the legume family, because the leaves will react to heat and light, and will close immediately when touched by external forces, so it is named mimosa. Native to tropical South America, it prefers warmth and humidity, and is not strict with soil.

The flowers are pink and shaped like pompoms, which is pleasing and lovely. After flowering, it bears pods, and the fruit is oblate and round. The leaves are feathery, compound leaves alternate, and arranged in a palm-like arrangement.

The flowers, leaves and pods of mimosa have a good ornamental effect, and are easier to survive, suitable for balconies, indoor potted flowers, and can also be planted in courtyards and other places. Mimosa is different from ordinary plants, when it is touched by the outside world, the petiole droops, and the small leaves are closed, this action is understood as "shyness", so it is called mimosa, mimosa, and ugly grass.

Growth Record: Observed on day (1) (mimosa seeds planted in pots did not germinate).

On the 8th day, it was observed that the mimosa planted in the pot germinated, revealing two ** leaves, and basically did not move when touched by hand).

On the 17th day, it was observed that the mimosa seedlings grew the first true leaf, with 5 leaflets, and gradually closed the leaves when touched by hand).

On the 30th day, it was observed that the mimosa had 4 true leaves, and the number of leaflets in the leaves had also increased to about 15, and the mimosa had also increased to 20 cm. ）

On the 50th day, it was observed that the mimosa had small flower buds, which were red spike-like flower buds, which were particularly cute).

On the 55th day, it was observed that the mimosa finally bloomed, a spherical inflorescence, pale red, with filamentous petals).

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