Do you think, plants can leave in the moon?
what if there are plants, trees and water on the moon, do you think we have life there?
No. There is no atmosphere on the moon to sustain oxygen in order for plants to survive. But then again they found water on the moon, but it could just be a lie like American’s being first on the moon
Niko Bellic *said with a ch* | Nov 27, 2009
A normal plant that grows on earth cannot survive on moon though we know there is plenty of water.
Water is crucial for life but not only. Remember there is no atmosphere. Several minerals are required for plants. Yes some of them can face direct UV light as they did on primitive earth but they require light of specific band. Low pressure outside will suck all the water from stomata. YES if there would have been any modidfied species to face this it would be. We can also culture the plants on moon using advance techniques and providing all necessary conditions.
Mayuresh | Nov 27, 2009
Think about the environment of the moon.
It effectively has no atmosphere, the surface temperature averages 107