​Silver Cassia
 
The Silver Cassia is a shrub that grows on sandy soils in desert woodlands. The silver Cassia has yellow oval shaped flowers and thuds.
 
Adaptations
 
The Silver Cassia has narrow petals on the flower with few stomas so it does not let out as much water, which can help it in the desert climate. The Silver Cassia is also a Perennial Plant, which helps it live for a number of years. It also has reflective hairs, which also helps it survive desert climate by protecting it from the sun, and also gives it a silvery glow. On the branches grow small oval shaped yellow flowers which allows the plant to get nutrients and water from the bottom roots of the plant which give the plant the energy needed for them to survive. These flowers bloom in spring around October.
 
Threats
 
Fire is a common threat to the Silver Cassia depending on the age and strength of the plant
 
Information Report on The Silver Cassia
 
A Silver Cassia is a shrub that grows on sandy soils and around desert woodland. Silver Cassias are Perennial Plants, which means it can live for many years with little harm.
A Silver Cassia is called that because of its silver reflective hairs that protect it from desert climate. This gives it a silvery glow.
 
This plant has narrow leaves that have few stomas, which helps the plant by releasing less water.
 
On the thuds of the plant are small oval shaped flowers, which help get nutrients and water from the roots, bringing it to the tip of the thud. These flowers bloom in spring around October.
 
A big threat to this plant is fire. Fire can effect badly or kill the plant depending on the age of the plant.
 
Silver Cassia is a shrub that lives in desert woodlands and grows on sandy soils. Silver Cassia has yellow flowers that bloom in spring  
And deliver nutrients and water from the roots of the plant. The silver cassia is a perennial plant and has reflective hairs that protect it from desert climate. The silver cassia can be harmed by fire depending on the age and strength of the plant.