Happy sunflowers
When I was on my morning walk today, I passed a huge field of sunflowers. On my way home, I started to ask myself questions: Why are all the sunflowers facing the same direction? How do they determine the direction? What is this good for?
Back at home, I searched the internet, and found explanations. First of all, I've learned that the turning movement of plants towards or away from the sun is called heliotropism. Furthermore I came across the following video from Science Magazine which I'd like to share:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCRNHdGXTi4
Perhaps we should do like sunflowers do - always try to face the sun.
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Happy sunflowers
When I was on my morning walk today, I passed a huge field of sunflowers. On my way home, I started to ask myself questions: Why are all the sunflowers facing the same direction? How do they determine the direction? What is this good for?Back at home, I searched the internet, and found explanations. First of all, I've learned that the turning movement of plants towards or away from the sun is called heliotropism. Furthermore I came across the following video from Science Magazine which I'd like to share:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCRNHdGXTi4
Perhaps we should do like sunflowers do - always try to face the sun.
This was perfect, no corrections needed. Good job! :)
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Happy sunflowers
When I was on my morning walk today, I passed a huge field of sunflowers. On my way home, I started to ask myself questions: Why are all the sunflowers facing the same direction? How do they determine the direction? What is this good for?Back at home, I searched the internet, and found explanations. First of all, I've learned that the turning movement of plants towards or away from the sun is called heliotropism. Furthermore, I came across the following video from Science Magazine which I'd like to share:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCRNHdGXTi4
Perhaps we should do as sunflowers do - always try to face the sun.
Nice work. Your English is better than mine -- and I'm a native speaker. :-)
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Happy sunflowers
When I was on my morning walk today, I passed a huge field of sunflowers. Then, on my way home, I started to ask myself these questions: why are all the sunflowers facing the same direction? how do they determine the direction to face? and what is it good for?Back at home, I searched the Internet, and found the explanations. First of all, I've learned that the turning movement of plants towards or away from the sun is called heliotropism. Furthermore, I came across the following video from Science Magazine which I'd like to share:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCRNHdGXTi4
Perhaps we should do like sunflowers do - always try to face the sun.
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