Secondary Compound: Spanish broom or Spartium junceum is a brightly colored shrub found in dry, sandy soils. In the hot, dry, summer, it sheds its leaves to help conserve water. The stems are photosynthetic.
Monday, January 10, 2011
Coevolutionary Mechanisms- 38° 9'9.89"N 0°40'31.74"W
Camouflage: Mediterranean House Gecko blends in with surroundings because of its tan color.
Secondary Compound: Spanish broom or Spartium junceum is a brightly colored shrub found in dry, sandy soils. In the hot, dry, summer, it sheds its leaves to help conserve water. The stems are photosynthetic.
Secondary Compound: Spanish broom or Spartium junceum is a brightly colored shrub found in dry, sandy soils. In the hot, dry, summer, it sheds its leaves to help conserve water. The stems are photosynthetic.
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