Excellent Composition of Parthenocissus tricuspidata 1 The attached elementary school of Huaishi Normal University is full of beautiful scenery: Little Square in Rome, cultural corridor, wisteria corridor ... but my favorite is Parthenocissus tricuspidata on the wall of Boyi Building.
When spring blossoms, Parthenocissus tricuspidata grows long leaves and sticks out a few yellow leaves. A few days later, the leaves grew up, and the dense ivy spread on the wall like a green carpet. Although it is autumn now, you can see that Parthenocissus tricuspidata has covered the wall and the leaves are still so green. Those green leaves are neatly laid flat on the wall, with their tips facing down, as majestic as a group of soldiers waiting for inspection. A breeze blew, and the leaves on the whole wall rippled slightly, as if playing a happy game, giving out a "rustling" laugh from time to time.
Autumn is the rainy season, and the heavy rain for several days has reduced the number of pedestrians in the community. Did Parthenocissus tricuspidata get wet in the rain? I came to school and went to the wall to have a look. Parthenocissus tricuspidata grows all over the wall, and it still looks so green, so neat and so majestic. I am puzzled: how did Parthenocissus tricuspidata "stick" itself to the wall and not fall off? Suddenly, I remembered a description in the article: "Parthenocissus has feet. Parthenocissus tricuspidata's feet grow on the stem. Where there is a petiole on the stem, there are six or seven branches on the opposite side. Filaments are as bright red as new leaves. This is the foot of Parthenocissus tricuspidata. " Curiously, I gently pushed aside the leaves and saw those gray filaments hidden behind me. So this is the foot of Parthenocissus tricuspidata! Then I thought, "Don't underestimate those little feet. Those feet are strong on the wall. If you don't use your fingers, you can't pull out a ivy rhizome. " I tried to pull the feet of Parthenocissus tricuspidata and found that some feet were really difficult to pull off.
I looked at this wall covered with creepers and thought: What a wonderful world it is! Everything has its own uniqueness. As long as you observe carefully, you will find something wonderful!
On the east wall of my house, there is a large area of green Parthenocissus tricuspidata, which is neither rich nor gorgeous as peony nor pure and elegant as lily, but I like it very much.
Spring has come, it shakes its light green skirt and dances for us. Sometimes, it carefully manages its diamond tail and continues to dance, as if it were holding a grand dance! Jumping, jumping, quietly crawling over the wall.
Sister Xia has come, and the leaves of Parthenocissus tricuspidata are greener! Some mothers also gave birth to babies! Xia Jie's heat made her shrug, and Miss Feng came to join in the fun. Seeing their listless appearance, Miss Feng sent them a present at once. The cool breeze made them roll like waves. How beautiful!
Sister Qiu is here to play! Sister Qiu changed them into golden clothes, some leaves were crumbling and the colors were no longer dazzling. However, they are still partying, singing in the autumn wind, which blows, and many leaves bid farewell to their companions and float around in the air.
When grandma's winter comes, all the leaves of Parthenocissus tricuspidata are gone, and its vines are spread on the wall like a fishing net in Zhang greatly. Although it was blown by the cold wind, they still bit on the wall and never let go. After a cold winter, what will happen when spring comes?
I love Parthenocissus tricuspidata, not only because of its strong vitality, but also because of its simplicity.
Parthenocissus tricuspidata excellent composition 3 I remember a poet said, "Green in the forgotten". For the first time today, I observed Parthenocissus tricuspidata every time I passed by. I used to have an impression that I don't know when Parthenocissus tricuspidata was covered with green walls and lush, and it was almost early summer. I don't know when Parthenocissus tricuspidata turned green. Winter gives people the impression of dry and bare branches and vines on the walls. I am surprised and pleasantly surprised by today's discovery. It turns out that Tomb-Sweeping Day sprouted before, and even turned green. I see that the sprouting point on each branch is upward, just like a soldier looking to the right, and there seems to be an indomitable spirit. The whole wall, the buds stretching up neatly, may be all green overnight in the spring breeze! Looking again, there are five or six green leaves along the ends of those thick branches and twigs. Those tenacious greens have been silent for another winter and finally spit green! That is tenacious vitality!
It is said that willow branches are soft in spring, and there are poems such as "a tapestry of thousands of strands of green silk hanging down". I also found the branches of Parthenocissus tricuspidata hanging under the eaves, by the window and by the wall. Life is like a dance, it looks dry, but energy and water are accumulated in it. The slender branches droop naturally and swing gently with the spring breeze, which is really like dancing. It's like saying, I have a life, too. I want to grow up and turn green. Close your eyes, as if the green wall is fluttering, there is a temptation, I can't help but feel the greatness of life! No one is lonely in spring.
Passing through there every day, maybe in a blink of an eye, summer is coming, and the branches and leaves of Parthenocissus tricuspidata are hidden in the green leaves. Here, there is tenacity, continuation of life, branches like Long Mai, and magical spring!
My room faces east and there is a small glass window on the wall. Every morning, I open it to ventilate my room, day after day, year after year. An emerald ivy really grew out of the window.
Parthenocissus is very petite. I thought it would die after a cold winter, but I didn't expect it to miraculously survive after a winter and get better and better. The whole window frame is covered. I find its bright green leaves particularly charming. It attracted almost all my eyes. So, every day I take time to look and talk about the stars last night and the sunny day today.
Towards the end of spring, Parthenocissus tricuspidata covered the whole outer wall, and I couldn't help being ecstatic. At this time, I have a kind of selfishness. I brought the bud of Parthenocissus tricuspidata into the house with wire, hoping to keep it with me forever. It was still so green a few days ago, but after two weeks, it gradually changed from green to light green, from light green to light yellow, and there were still a few drops of water on the leaves from time to time. I asked my mother what was going on. Mom said: This is Parthenocissus crying. What? Parthenocissus tricuspidata cried? When a person imprisons you, won't you suffer? Silence.
The next day, I reluctantly put the branches of Parthenocissus tricuspidata outside the window, and my mood suddenly brightened up a lot.
Oh! Parthenocissus, thank you! You made me understand that it is impossible for a person to be happy in a lonely or closed environment; Understand how important the environment is to everyone's growth; I also learned a lot, a lot.
Walking into the school gate, the first thing you see is a climbing wall.
Every spring, Parthenocissus tricuspidata gradually grows tender leaves with many "small leaves" around it. Although the leaves on one wall are all light green, they are also deep and shallow. This changed the school. Branches grow down the wall, thin and long, light brown, like a little girl's braid. At this time, an evil sucker has grown on its stem. Suction cups, like dots, suck hard on the walls of the teaching building. If you want to accomplish something, it's not that easy. Its evil sucker is tightly attached to the wall, but it just won't come down. You have to give up. When summer comes, the longer the leaves are, the more school mottos are nailed on the walls of the teaching building. The longer and thicker the leaves are, the more they can be used as carpets. There is no gap between each leaf, just like children hugging each other. Unconsciously, autumn came and the leaves changed color. Some leaves are fiery red, like clouds of fire, some leaves are yellow and red, some leaves are green and red, and some leaves are three colors, making the teaching building more beautiful! At this time, the school became colorful! Sometimes the breeze blows, and the flaming leaves sway with the wind, making a rustling sound, just like a concert or a fire on the wall. On one occasion, I just looked at the colorful leaves and suddenly remembered the sparks released in the 50 th anniversary. Sparks are all kinds and colors are different, such as yellow, red, purple and so on. When people haven't enjoyed the beautiful scenery enough, winter has come to people. Leaves are like a beautiful fairy, dancing in the air in beautiful clothes. Some leaves did not fall, but dried up, leaving only stems and "little girl's braids." Parthenocissus tricuspidata is particularly lonely at this time. But in spring, he can find another good friend: Ye Zi.
Parthenocissus is so beautiful, don't you think?
Inadvertently, I found some Parthenocissus quietly growing on my wall. Parthenocissus tricuspidata leaves are bright green and red-green, which are tightly attached to the wall and look like a green ocean from a distance.
Under the leaves, you can't see the fine hairs below without looking carefully, only one millimeter long, and there is always green liquid. It feels sticky, but it soon dries and smells a little fragrant.
I carefully observed its stem, very thin but hard! They spread out in all directions, grasping the leaves and climbing up bit by bit. Only three to five months a year, the leaves are golden yellow.
Looking at this lovely Parthenocissus, I put a question mark in my mind. Where is this plant that is more sacred than gecko? How did it climb up, but it didn't come down?
I immediately checked my knowledgeable person's "100,000 Why", and the fine hairs under Parthenocissus tricuspidata are small suction cups, which can make the stems and leaves stick to the wall slightly, and the suction cups constantly produce natural mucus, which is so amazing.
Of course, it is not enough for Parthenocissus tricuspidata to rely on these, but also needs the support of stems to fully achieve the role of climbing walls.
The creatures in nature are really wonderful. You must observe things more in the future, and you will certainly gain a lot.
There is a Parthenocissus in my backyard, which is very attractive.
It was planted with my father last year. When it was first planted, it was pitifully small, less than one meter long. But it grows faster, sometimes a few cents a night. I water it every day. It drinks enough water and grows fast. "Parthenocissus is a kind of plant with personality. People can't stop it where it looks. " Mom always said that. However, Parthenocissus is really like this. You can't pick it off with a stick wherever it climbs. In spring, all kinds of trees grow, including Parthenocissus tricuspidata. Look, there is a small bud like a small mouth on that stem, which is very cute. In summer, Parthenocissus tricuspidata basks in the sun and grows faster. In autumn, all the trees withered and the leaves of Parthenocissus tricuspidata were destroyed by frost, but it didn't seem discouraged and shook its head at people in the autumn wind. In winter, the "frozen" Parthenocissus tricuspidata is trying to grow more, more beautiful and bigger leaves for people to watch in the coming year. In the morning, when I go to school, I will have a look at the growing Parthenocissus tricuspidata, which makes me very happy and more interested in learning. I like it even more when I go home at noon and see the green leaves of Parthenocissus tricuspidata. I feel very comfortable to see my favorite Parthenocissus in the afternoon.
Of course, there are times of sadness, such as once this month. In spring, a bug climbed the tree, ate the leaves and ate them up. It took me a day to find the bug and kill him. Looking at the bare stems of Parthenocissus tricuspidata, the whole family stopped laughing for several days.
This is Parthenocissus tricuspidata, and our family likes it very much.
My name is Parthenocissus, and some people call me Parthenocissus. I was born in the west corner of this building. I have a wish since I was a child: climb to the roof to watch the sunrise.
How can you climb such a light wall? I got along with a good idea: stick your head out first, then grow many small claws on your body and hold the wall firmly with them. Hold your head up for a while, then grow small claws, and then catch it with them. ...
That's it, I keep climbing!
In summer, the burning sun in the west shines on me. It is really hot! I'm not afraid! I have grown many leaves to cover my body and keep climbing!
The nasty bugs are crawling around on me, making me itchy and uncomfortable. They also eat my leaves. I'm not afraid! If it eats, I'll grow back! Keep climbing!
One day, a storm interrupted my branches and leaves. I'm not afraid! I will grow many new branches and keep climbing!
I can't open any beautiful flowers and have no fragrance. No one has ever come to see me except Pan Songling, let alone water and fertilize me. I'm not afraid! Keep climbing! As long as I climb to the roof, I will be impressed.
The worst part is winter. The northwest wind with snowflakes beat all my leaves, and the cold took away my strength. I can't climb any more. I'm not afraid! Winter will definitely pass, and spring will definitely come! At that time, I will continue to climb! After eight years of hard work, I finally climbed to the top of the building!
Ah, I finally saw the sunrise!
When we walked into Tongwei Road Primary School, the first thing we saw was not the magnificent teaching building and the wide playground, but the green creepers on the walls on both sides of the school, which made people look very comfortable.
The tips of Parthenocissus tricuspidata on the wall are all facing down and evenly spread on the wall, leaving no gaps. The leaves of Parthenocissus tricuspidata look like our palms. When the wind blows gently, they flutter in the breeze. The stems of Parthenocissus tricuspidata are all upward, one by one, like many ribbons hanging down from the wall. Parthenocissus tricuspidata is tender red when it is young, and it will become tender green when it grows up. Those creepers are very fresh green. Its bright green leaves are very attractive. If it rains, the leaves of Parthenocissus tricuspidata will be like pieces of emerald agate.
Our school needs to plant so many Parthenocissus, because Parthenocissus can beautify the environment, eliminate noise and make the campus more beautiful and clean. Parthenocissus tricuspidata not only has these two functions, but also has the functions of cooling, humidifying, expanding visual space and increasing landscape level changes.
Parthenocissus tricuspidata occupies less land, grows fast and has a large green area. Parthenocissus tricuspidata also has a unique advantage, that is, there are few pests and diseases, and it is always full of vitality.
This is the creeper of our school, isn't it interesting? In fact, Parthenocissus has many interesting places. If you are interested, you can also observe!
Excellent composition of Parthenocissus tricuspidata 10 When I first saw Parthenocissus tricuspidata, it was a summer. The coolness I felt came to my face, and the troubles in summer seemed to be thrown thousands of miles away.
In spring, its leaves are purplish red, shaped like inverted water drops, and there are a row of shallow serrations on the edge of the leaves. At this time, the newly grown vines are still red, with a little green inside. Parthenocissus tricuspidata's feet are its tentacles. It sticks out the sucker and attaches to the wall. Parthenocissus tricuspidata's feet are tightly attached to the wall, so it is difficult to get them off without hard work. With this weapon, Parthenocissus tricuspidata has become a climbing Spider-Man.
In summer, the leaves gradually turn dark green, and the color is green. The leaves spread upward layer by layer, with distinct layers, giving people a cool feeling. At this time, the leaves are shaped like open palms. The wind is blowing, and these Parthenocissus creepers are slightly rippling like a green ocean. When it rains, these raindrops condense on the tip of the blade, and then drip on the leaves below, making a "tick-tock, tick-tock" sound. Raindrops always fall to the ground with beautiful sounds.
How colorful the Parthenocissus tricuspidata is in autumn. The red leaves on the wall are like a burning flame. As soon as the autumn wind blows, the flying golden butterfly slowly falls to the ground. In winter, these dry vines are like snakes, covered with snow. They are waiting for the arrival of spring.
Ah! I love Parthenocissus! Because these elves have brought us a vibrant world, a colorful world. Beautiful because of their company!
Excellent composition of Parthenocissus tricuspidata 1 1 Parthenocissus tricuspidata covered the wall of the circular gate of the south playground of our school in spring. From a distance, a wall of green ivy hangs on the wall like a green carpet.
Approaching the green wall, you will see the leaves of Parthenocissus tricuspidata next to each other, pushing each other. The newly grown leaves are bright red. After a few days, the leaves grow up and become bright green single leaves. The young leaves of Parthenocissus tricuspidata are not very noticeable. What is striking is the growing leaves. They look so fresh and comfortable. Veins are symmetrically and clearly distributed on the leaves that have become palm-shaped, and the tips are facing down, so they are evenly spread on the wall, without overlapping, leaving no gaps and lush. A gust of wind blew, and the leaves on one wall rippled, hanging down from the air like a green waterfall, which was very beautiful.
Behind the dense leaves, there are countless ivy stems with different thicknesses. Parthenocissus tricuspidata has six or seven filiform tendrils protruding from the opposite side of the petiole, and the tendrils have many branches.
What are these tendrils for? How did they climb on the wall steadily? Is the tendril the hand of Parthenocissus tricuspidata? How does it climb up the wall bit by bit with this hand? With this question, I looked up some information about Parthenocissus tricuspidata on the Internet. It turns out that tendrils are really the hands of Parthenocissus tricuspidata. This hand is very special. It consists of many small fluffy balls, which can secrete mucus, which is the magic weapon for Parthenocissus tricuspidata to grow firmly on the wall.
I sigh unceasingly, this magical plant kingdom is really mysterious!
Excellent composition of Parthenocissus tricuspidata 12 In the galaxy of memory, there is a green star, that is Parthenocissus tricuspidata on campus.
In the spring of March, under the continuous drizzle, the grass sticks out from the soil, rhododendrons, winter jasmine, rape flowers and unknown small flowers compete to bloom, and the most conspicuous among the flowers is Parthenocissus tricuspidata! From stem to leaf, there is no place that is not green, just like a green wall. A breeze blew and waves of microwaves swayed on the wall, and I suddenly felt refreshed.
We are panting in the hot sun, but Parthenocissus seems to enjoy the sunshine. The overlapping branches and leaves are not staggered at all, and the sunlight slips in through the cracks in the branches and leaves, forming a mottled and finely divided sun shadow, which penetrates through the layers of branches and leaves.
Autumn with red leaves is coming. The leaves that are no longer green have fallen off and become broom heads. The branches with claws are really like the claws of the dragon in the picture, and the stems of Parthenocissus tricuspidata are really tight. Without hard work, it can't be pulled out at all.
In the cold winter, white snow fell from the sky and fell on the branches of Parthenocissus tricuspidata, covering it with a warm quilt. Children often pull its stem, and pieces of snowflakes fall down. Children have snowball fights and make snowmen.
Parthenocissus tricuspidata, you installed a landscape for our campus and brought fresh air to our campus.
Parthenocissus 13 one day, while walking in the village, I happened to find that the wall of a house next to me was covered with Parthenocissus, so a question came to my mind: how did Parthenocissus climb up? Does it have feet? I began to delve into this problem.
When I got home, I asked my father for advice. Dad said, "Well ... I don't know. You can only ask the computer teacher. " After some searching, I finally found the answer: Parthenocissus tricuspidata's feet grow on the stem, and six or seven branches of filaments grow on the stem where the petiole stretches, each like a snail's tentacles. When these "feet" of Parthenocissus tricuspidata touch the wall, they will grab it. The filament used to be straight, but now it is bent. Pull the tender stem of Parthenocissus tricuspidata to make it close to the wall. Parthenocissus climbs up step by step. Parthenocissus tricuspidata filaments will wither in a few days if they don't touch the wall; The filaments you touch will gradually turn gray. Don't underestimate the gray "feet". Those feet are strong on the wall. If you don't use your strength, you can't pull one of them down.
This is a greening method using climbing plants to climb and grow on buildings or frames. Parthenocissus tricuspidata is the most ideal climbing plant. It climbs along the wall by suction cups, so it is harmless to buildings.
Parthenocissus tricuspidata's tenacious vitality and indomitable spirit will not give up because of the low starting point; Don't flinch because of difficulties, I think: so should be a man.
In my happy childhood, there were many discoveries, though not earth-shattering, but I was still very excited, and one of them made me remember.
One day, my classmates and I came to the corner of the school. Suddenly, I saw a green thing. When I looked carefully, it turned out to be a large green Parthenocissus tricuspidata. From a distance, clusters of Parthenocissus tricuspidata are green, like necklaces hanging on snow-white walls. The sun shone gently and fell on the leaves of Parthenocissus tricuspidata. At this moment, Parthenocissus tricuspidata reflects the charming light of green and gold, as if telling us to grow up healthily and happily in the sun and be a positive person.
Look carefully at the leaves of Parthenocissus tricuspidata, like a green palm. Suddenly a breeze blew, and the leaves on the wall rippled as if swimming. Look, those little hands, making a rustling sound, seem to be clapping warmly for my arrival! I can't help thinking back to that winter. In the cold winter, the wind blows on the face like a knife. At the same time, the wind also attacked Parthenocissus tricuspidata. Although the leaves of Parthenocissus tricuspidata have withered, the rattan veins still stand upright, gritting their teeth, and watching this Parthenocissus tricuspidata never give up, which makes me feel its indomitable and persistent spirit.
Looking at these reptiles, my mind was attracted by the last exam. I couldn't do the last question at that time, so I gave up easily and finally handed it in. As a result, I was only a few minutes away from 100. If I can persevere as ivy, I will solve this problem, so that I can get high marks.
In the next study and life, I will be persistent, indomitable and enterprising like Parthenocissus tricuspidata.
Comments: Parthenocissus tricuspidata is described in detail, and it is very good to get inspiration and feel something, observe carefully and think seriously.
Instructor: Teacher Lin.
Excellent composition of Parthenocissus tricuspidata 15 Needless to say, the green color of Parthenocissus tricuspidata is exciting, needless to say, the exuberance of Parthenocissus tricuspidata is dazzling. It's just that the surrounding green space has unlimited fun.
Every time I pass by Parthenocissus tricuspidata, I always kiss it for a while and don't want to go away. There is always endless talk about it. After two or three years, a creeper has surrounded the whole house. Not as delicate as those flowers, they don't need love. It just grows silently. When playing with my brother, I always take it off from time to time and observe it for a long time. Sometimes I am fascinated. We suddenly found that Parthenocissus has feet! This makes me curious. We tried to pull Parthenocissus tricuspidata's feet off the wall by hand, but Parthenocissus tricuspidata never came down, just like a baby refused to leave its mother's arms. Parthenocissus tricuspidata's feet are fresh and tender, and there is a small leaf on their feet, which is very delicate and bright green.
In autumn, the leaves turn yellow and the feet slowly turn black, indicating that the feet are old. Some leaves are strange, green and yellow. But that kind of leaf attracted many people, and Mr. Zhang thought it was the first "rare visitor" in autumn. The weather is getting cold. .....
Leaves fall one after another in winter. It seems that Parthenocissus tricuspidata has not drunk water for several days, and it looks much older, but it can't see the green leaves in spring or the yellow leaves in autumn. It's ugly to see Parthenocissus in winter, just like an old man with white hair. Stepping on the dead leaves on the ground, I can occasionally hear a little "beep". It's like a pianist playing a tune.
As time goes by, it's spring again. You can see the footprints one by one, but when the small teeth come out, a whole foot will soon grow. The lush ivy is coming again. ...