This is also known as the Devils walking stick. this plant has spikes all around its buttom. this plant can be almost 10ft tall!. this is found around Water and damp places. it mostly appears in Alaska Canada Oregon and Idaho this plant can be used to keep people and Critters out of places, the Berry's at the top are posinones, and can be use to Treat lice. and leaves hair looking shiny. the phylum is anthophyta the genius name for the plant is oplopanax.then the species name for the plant is O.horridus. this would be a bad plant.
this is known as konjak, konjaku, voodoo lily, snake palm, or elephant yam. this plant has been used in japan and china for over 2000years. things they do with the plant are taking and peeling the roots,boiling them, smashing the roots, then it is mixed with dissolved limestone to coagulate. this will help you lose and maintain a healthy wait because the root can absorb and hold up to 100times its body weight in water. this will also help keep blood sugar levels normal. the phylum this plant belongs to is called cyadophyta. the scientific name is amorphopahllus the species name for this plant is A. konjak. this would be a good plant.
K. Buell
ReplyDeleteCapitalize the first word in a sentence, and remember to put your phylum, scientific name, and where they came from.
J. Reilman- I like both the plants you chose to do, but I really wish you would give more info on both. also I would check your spelling before you post.
ReplyDeleteMrs. Hauck - How is devil's walking stick used to treat lice?
ReplyDeletet.pancake
Deletethe berrys are made into a paste
C. Fancher
ReplyDeleteMake sure to put spaces between your words.
N.Covault
ReplyDeleteWhy does the devil walking stick leave hair looking shiny?
J.Fischer
ReplyDeleteDoes the Devil's walking stick keep it's spike all year round or does it fall off and grow back?
t.pancake
Deletethey keep there spikes year around
B.Flottman
ReplyDeleteYou need more info. about both and whats the scientific name of the devils walking stick
A. Iker
ReplyDeletewhere did the devils walking stick originate?
t.pancake
Deletefrom what i have read the come from alaska
z.mullins
ReplyDeleteHow do you think the devils walking stick got its name.
t..pancake
Deletei think it gots it name because of how tall i is and the spikes.
S. Tumbleson
ReplyDeleteYou said the berries of The Devils Walking Stick are poisionous. What would happen if you were to eat them?
t.pancake
Deleteim not sure i looked into it and all that i can find is that there no ediable
A.IDing
ReplyDeleteIt reminds me of a deers antler. :)
t.pancake
DeleteAWESOME
D. Torok
ReplyDeleteOn your bad plant, are the leaves also poisonous?
t.pancake
Deletenot that i can tell from looking up the information its just the berrys.
t.pancake
Deleteno just there berries
A.Hardin
ReplyDeleteYou need to list more information about both your plants, and also capitalize the Important names.
T.Lee
ReplyDeleteWhat causes the bad plant to thrive in wet and moist areas?
Z. Carter
ReplyDeleteNeed to have more information on both your bad and good plant.
W. Schuster
ReplyDeleteYou never specifically told us which one was good and which one was bad. By reading we could figure it out on our own, but you forgot to label them.
T. ATkins
ReplyDeleteCan the spikes on the devils walking sticks cause injury to humans?
t.pancake
Deleteyes they get into the skin and you have to pull or pick them out.
J. Burton
ReplyDeleteDoes the Devils walking stick appear anywhere else in the U.S?
t.pancake
Deletenot that i am aware of.
S.Sanders
ReplyDeleteCan your bad plant be fount in other places besides the ones you listed?
t.pancake
Deletenot that i can find