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The Totally Awesome .........          Red Anony
                                         By: Janice Guo



                      Adaptations
The Red Anony is a small plant that at average grows to about
6 inches tall. This shortness has helped it survive in the tundra
by helping the Red Anony not freeze . This shortness is because
of lack of nutrients and because there is a sub-layer of soil
called permafrost that plant roots cannot penetrate. It is a
dark reddish color to help focus more sunlight and it has
flowers that follow the sun to also help focus more sunlight to
the center of the plant. Usually found clustered together to keep warm.

                                       Habitat
The habitat in which the Red Anony lives in is the tundra, in the summer the tundra
can get up to 24 hours of daylight and nights are cool, in the winter it is harsh and
nights are long. The tundra receives 4 to 10 inches of precipitation a year and most of it
is snow or ice. In the tundra there is a layer of permafrost, permafrost is a permanently
frozen sub-layer of soil.
                                                                                    Leaves
                                                                     Flower
                            Stigma
   Ovary                                            Stem

                                     Petal



                                      Filament
 Anther
                                                    Roots
                         Ovule
Size and Shape
 The Red Anony is 6 inches tall. The flower is 1 and a half inches from one petal to the
 petal directly on the other side of it. The petals are a yellow color. In the middle there
 is a puffy ovary in which contains the seed. At the tips of most branches there is a
 cluster of leaves each with around 5 to 7 leaves on a branch. The Red Anony is a
 woody plant, that means the stem of the plant is like that of a tree.




Death: The Red Anony has done                    Germination: The
its job, it has played its part in               Red Anony seed has the
making a knew generation now it                  right conditions to grow.
can finally rest.




                                             The Life Cycle of a             Maturation: The plant is
                                             Perennial: The Red Anony        growing. The plant has
                                                                             buds and leaves are forming
                                                                                  on the tips of branches.




           Dormancy: The plant
           has stopped growing for a
           period of time, its leaves
           and petals have fallen off.
                                                     Reproduction: The Red
                                                     Anony swells its pistil up and
                                                     shoots a seed somewhere far
                                                     away.
Where It Lives
The Red Anony lives in the tundra. The places it can be found are circled
                                below.




                                  Did you know...
         1) The Red Anony has a semi-hollow center to store spare water to
survive droughts.
         2) Surrounding the center are spikes to keep from getting eaten.
         3) They are found commonly on most tundras.


            This is the man that found the Red Anony, he came across it one day while observing
            the tundra, he was taking notes when he tripped over the little plant. He looked down
            and saw clumps of Red Anony sprouting out of the ground. "Truly astounding!" He
            commented. His name is Oliver Freeman, he was a plant explorer and found this plant
            in 1934.

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Janice's plant project

  • 1. The Totally Awesome ......... Red Anony By: Janice Guo Adaptations The Red Anony is a small plant that at average grows to about 6 inches tall. This shortness has helped it survive in the tundra by helping the Red Anony not freeze . This shortness is because of lack of nutrients and because there is a sub-layer of soil called permafrost that plant roots cannot penetrate. It is a dark reddish color to help focus more sunlight and it has flowers that follow the sun to also help focus more sunlight to the center of the plant. Usually found clustered together to keep warm. Habitat The habitat in which the Red Anony lives in is the tundra, in the summer the tundra can get up to 24 hours of daylight and nights are cool, in the winter it is harsh and nights are long. The tundra receives 4 to 10 inches of precipitation a year and most of it is snow or ice. In the tundra there is a layer of permafrost, permafrost is a permanently frozen sub-layer of soil. Leaves Flower Stigma Ovary Stem Petal Filament Anther Roots Ovule
  • 2. Size and Shape The Red Anony is 6 inches tall. The flower is 1 and a half inches from one petal to the petal directly on the other side of it. The petals are a yellow color. In the middle there is a puffy ovary in which contains the seed. At the tips of most branches there is a cluster of leaves each with around 5 to 7 leaves on a branch. The Red Anony is a woody plant, that means the stem of the plant is like that of a tree. Death: The Red Anony has done Germination: The its job, it has played its part in Red Anony seed has the making a knew generation now it right conditions to grow. can finally rest. The Life Cycle of a Maturation: The plant is Perennial: The Red Anony growing. The plant has buds and leaves are forming on the tips of branches. Dormancy: The plant has stopped growing for a period of time, its leaves and petals have fallen off. Reproduction: The Red Anony swells its pistil up and shoots a seed somewhere far away.
  • 3. Where It Lives The Red Anony lives in the tundra. The places it can be found are circled below. Did you know... 1) The Red Anony has a semi-hollow center to store spare water to survive droughts. 2) Surrounding the center are spikes to keep from getting eaten. 3) They are found commonly on most tundras. This is the man that found the Red Anony, he came across it one day while observing the tundra, he was taking notes when he tripped over the little plant. He looked down and saw clumps of Red Anony sprouting out of the ground. "Truly astounding!" He commented. His name is Oliver Freeman, he was a plant explorer and found this plant in 1934.