Mimosa diary

The day is coming to an end. I believe everyone has gained a lot on this day. It's time to write a summary and keep a diary. In order to make you stop worrying about writing diaries, the following are my mimosa diaries for your reference, hoping to help friends in need.

The diary of mimosa 1 "Ding, Ding" is over. The students rushed out of the classroom and hurried to line up for home.

Walking to the school, next to the ecological park, I saw flower girl with different expressions singing euphemistic songs on the branches; See the branches and leaves of the same color, flashing in the sun and growing happily.

Get out of school! From the way home. I saw those shy little girls playing happily, but accidentally touched their little green hands. Its delicate face suddenly turned red and its mouth opened to breathe fresh air. , gradually closed his mouth. I feel very sorry. They stayed with me for a while and apologized. Unexpectedly, it turned her delicate face red again, and opened her mouth to enjoy the fragrance and freshness of nature.

I think it is my greatest pleasure to communicate and play with nature. I can't bear to spend his blue face clip.

Suddenly there was a breeze. I saw the shy little girl dancing with Xifeng and watched her graceful dancing. How enviable!

I heard that my family planted a pot of mimosa. Whenever it's past six o'clock, mimosa always closes those green leaves slowly. Why do these green leaves automatically close after six o'clock? I guess it's because I'm afraid its green face will be wet with dew. Or I fell asleep in the wind because I was too tired.

When mimosa blooms, there are many small, unremarkable buds, green, round and soft. Layers of flower beds are wrapped in unopened petals, just like a mother protecting her child and holding her child tightly in her arms. Finally, one day, the receptacle's mother let go, and flower girl jumped out of her arms! Grow up happily in mom's hands!

Isn't the mimosa very gentle?

Diary of Mimosa 2 I always think Mimosa is amazing because it is a shy grass!

My father gave me a surprise the other day-bought me a pot of mimosa to satisfy my curiosity.

The leaves of mimosa are strung together, which looks like a big piece, but if you look closely, you will find that it is made up of many small leaves, which are laid on the stem in pairs, in opposite directions, as if two good friends are playing hand in hand. Its bright red stems are lined with bright green leaves, just like a simple and elegant girl, so beautiful!

Mimosa is very interesting. As long as you touch its leaves with your hand, it orders all the leaves on the string to be closed, just like a shy girl, who seems to be hiding something ulterior. Why is mimosa like this? Is that why it got its name? Just as I was wondering, grandpa came over. I told my grandfather my problem, and he smiled and said, "What a studious child!" " "

He touched my head with his hand and said, "There is a lot of water in the leaves and petioles of mimosa. When people touch it with their hands, the water in the leaves will flow to other places, and the leaves will curl up because of the loss of water. On the contrary, if you touch its petiole, the water below will flow away a lot and the leaves will hang down. "

"wow! Grandpa, you are amazing, you know so much! "

Grandpa smiled cunningly. It turns out that mimosa not only curls up when she is shy, but also hangs her head sometimes. I came back to my room with an epiphany and suddenly caught a glimpse of "100,000 Why" on my bookshelf. I opened the catalog and found "Why are mimosa shy?" . I suddenly opened the answer, and the book said the same as grandpa said!

So this is grandpa's secret!

In the book, I also know that the shyness of mimosa is a skill to protect myself. It is not only shy when it is touched by hands, but also shy when it encounters strong winds or heavy rains.

I used to have a lot of knowledge around me. I must study hard and find the beauty around me!

Thank you very much for my father's surprise!

Diary of Mimosa 3 I always think Mimosa is amazing because it is a shy grass! My father gave me a surprise the other day-bought me a pot of mimosa to satisfy my curiosity.

The green leaves of mimosa are strung together, which looks like a big piece, but if you look closely, you will find that it is composed of many small leaves, which are laid on the stem in pairs, in opposite directions, as if two good friends are playing hand in hand. Its tender red stems are lined with tender green leaves, just like a simple and elegant girl, so beautiful!

Mimosa is very interesting. As long as you touch its green leaves with your hand, it orders all the strings of green leaves to be closed, just like a shy girl or hiding some skeletons in her closet. Why is mimosa like this? Is that why it got its name? While I was wondering, my grandfather came over. I told my grandfather my problem, and he smiled and said, "What a studious child!" " He touched my head with his hand and said, "There is a lot of water in the green leaves and petioles of mimosa. When people touch it with their hands, the water in the green leaves will flow to other places, and the green leaves will curl up because of water loss. On the contrary, if you touch its petiole, too much water will flow away and the green leaves will hang their heads. "

"wow! My grandfather, you are amazing, you know so much! " My grandfather smiled cunningly. It turns out that mimosa not only curls up when she is shy, but also hangs her head sometimes. I came back to my room with an epiphany and suddenly caught a glimpse of "100,000 Why" on my bookshelf. I opened the catalog and found "Why are mimosa shy?" . I suddenly opened the answer, and the book said the same as my grandfather said! So this is my grandpa's secret! In the book, I also know that the shyness of mimosa is a skill to protect myself. It is not only shy when it is touched by hands, but also shy when it encounters strong winds or heavy rains.

I used to have a lot of knowledge around me. I must study hard and find the beauty around me! Thank you very much for my father's surprise!

Diary of Mimosa 4 I always think Mimosa is amazing, because it is a shy grass! My father gave me a surprise the other day-he bought me a pot of mimosa to satisfy my curiosity.

The leaves of mimosa are strung together and look like a big piece, but if you look closely, you will find that it is made up of many small leaves, which are laid on the stem in pairs in opposite directions, just like two good friends playing hand in hand. Its bright red stems are lined with bright green leaves, just like a simple and elegant girl, so beautiful!

Mimosa is very interesting. As long as you touch its leaves with your hand, it orders all the leaves on the string to be closed, just like a shy girl trying to hide some skeletons in her closet. Why is mimosa like this? Is that why it got its name? While I was wondering, my grandfather came over. I told my grandfather my problem, and he smiled and said, "What a studious child!" " He touched my head with his hand and said, "There is a lot of water in the leaves and petioles of mimosa. When people touch it with their hands, the water in the leaves will flow to other places, and the leaves will curl up because of the loss of water. On the contrary, if you touch its petiole, a lot of water will flow away and the leaves will hang down. "

"wow! Grandpa, you are amazing, you know so much! " Grandfather smiled cunningly. It turns out that mimosa not only curls up when she is shy, but also hangs her head sometimes. I came back to my room with an epiphany and suddenly caught a glimpse of "100,000 Why" on my bookshelf. I opened the catalog and found "Why are mimosa shy?" . I suddenly opened the answer, and the book said the same as my grandfather said! So this is grandpa's secret! In the book, I also know that the shyness of mimosa is a skill to protect myself. It is not only shy when it is touched by hands, but also shy when it encounters strong winds or heavy rains.

I used to have a lot of knowledge around me. I must study hard and find the beauty around me! Thank you very much for your surprise!

Diary of Mimosa 5 I planted a pot of Mimosa. The green leaves are neatly arranged at the root of the stem. Some have six leaves, some have three leaves, and the three leaves are like fans. A breeze blew, and the three leaves seemed to be dancing happily. The stems of mimosa are green, some thick and some thin; Some are long and some are short; After introducing the stem, let's look at the root. The roots are green and thin, like a line. Mimosa is green, just like a little girl dressed in green. How cute!

Do you know why mimosa is called mimosa? Then I tell you, as long as my finger gently touches the leaves of mimosa, mimosa will close the leaves like a shy little girl, which is why it is called mimosa.

A week later, the mimosa changed greatly. Its leaves gradually turn yellow and bud like stamens. As long as you touch the seeds in the bud, they will attack you and spit out the seeds on the ground. These seeds are red, white and green, with different colors and shapes. Unexpectedly, this mimosa has undergone such a change, which is really unexpected.

After another week, the mimosa changed again. Staminal buds turn yellow and grow leaves again. In this way, in just a few months, the mimosa has changed from a small seed to a strong seedling, like a soldier protecting his home.

I like this pot of mimosa very much. Mimosa is not as beautiful and gorgeous as other flowers, but it is unpretentious. I want to be as simple as a mimosa, and I can't be proud. Pride makes people lag behind.

Diary of Mimosa 6 I like delicate and charming roses, Bai Lianhua and noble lilies ... but my favorite is the unknown Mimosa.

There are several pots of mimosa in my home, some are apple red and some are pear yellow. But my favorite is mimosa with peach powder.

Although it is not as delicate as a rose, elegant as a lotus and fragrant as a peach blossom, it is petite and lovely, just like a little princess in a pink veil, emitting an attractive fragrance, attracting bees and butterflies to dance around it.

Mimosa is more like a shy little girl. As soon as we touch it, it will stop and cover its face. Brother Sun will hide his face when he is on duty during the day. At night, when Sister Moon is on duty, it will bloom quietly again.

Why on earth is this? With this question, I continue to observe mimosa.

When the mimosa is stimulated, some leaflets will close, and this information will be transmitted to the adjacent leaflets, thus closing the whole mimosa.

I immediately looked up "100,000 whys". It turns out that there is a layer of thin-walled cell membrane tissue filled with water at the base of the petiole of Mimosa, that is, the water in the cells at the lower part of the pillow will immediately flow to the upper and both sides. So the lower part of the pillow is concave, the upper part is convex, and the petiole is hung. Its shyness is a skill to protect itself. It is not only "shy" when touched by hand, but also "shy" when encountering strong wind or heavy rain!

I had a brainwave. According to this principle, I want to invent the Mimosa switch. As long as it leaks, it will shut down and tell people: don't touch me!

As long as we are good at observing and thinking, the magical nature will give us a lot of inspiration.

Diary of Mimosa 7 I always think Mimosa is amazing, because it is a shy grass! My father gave me a surprise the other day-bought me a pot of mimosa to satisfy my curiosity.

The leaves of mimosa are strung together, which looks like a big piece, but if you look closely, you will find that it is made up of many small leaves, which are laid on the stem in pairs, in opposite directions, as if two good friends are playing hand in hand. Its bright red stems are lined with bright green leaves, just like a simple and elegant girl, so beautiful!

Mimosa is very interesting. As long as you touch its leaves with your hand, it orders all the leaves on the string to be closed, just like a shy girl, who seems to be hiding something ulterior. Why is mimosa like this? Is that why it got its name? Just as I was wondering, grandpa came over. I told my grandfather my problem, and he smiled and said, "What a studious child!" " He touched my head with his hand and said, "There is a lot of water in the leaves and petioles of mimosa. When people touch it with their hands, the water in the leaves will flow to other places, and the leaves will curl up because of the loss of water. On the contrary, if you touch its petiole, a lot of water will flow away and the leaves will hang down. "

"wow! Grandpa, you are amazing, you know so much! " Grandpa smiled cunningly. It turns out that mimosa not only curls up when she is shy, but also hangs her head sometimes. I came back to my room with an epiphany and suddenly caught a glimpse of "100,000 Why" on my bookshelf. I opened the catalog and found "Why are mimosa shy?" . I suddenly opened the answer, and the book said the same as grandpa said! So this is grandpa's secret! In the book, I also know that the shyness of mimosa is a skill to protect myself. It is not only shy when it is touched by hands, but also shy when it encounters strong winds or heavy rains.

I used to have a lot of knowledge around me. I must study hard and find the beauty around me! Thank you very much for my father's surprise!

Diary of Mimosa 8 This afternoon, my friends and I went to the grass to play. We saw many plants planted on the grass, such as dandelion, safflower, magnolia, Ficus altissima and so on. The most striking thing is the mimosa.

Mimosa has just grown a few centimeters, and its leaves are light green. Before long, the leaves began to grow rapidly, and they could soar a lot in one day. Then, it blooms beautiful flowers, pink, like a ball full of fluff. When the flowers withered, the ball became much smaller, and then a light green fruit grew. There is a small green fruit at the top of the fruit, which is so close and harmonious with the color of the leaves. I really can't put it down.

As we all know, as long as you touch the leaves of mimosa, the leaves will close and droop. Why is this? I observed it carefully for many days, and I also looked up some information specially. It turns out that at the base of the petiole of mimosa, there is an enlarged thin-walled tissue leaf pillow, which is filled with water. When you touch the leaves of mimosa with your hand, the leaves will vibrate, and the water in the cells at the lower part of the pillow will immediately flow to the upper and both sides. As a result, the lower part of the pillow was flat like a flat ball, and the upper part was bulging like a flat ball. In this way, the leaf pillow is also hung. When the leaves of mimosa are stimulated to close, it will produce a kind of bioelectricity, which will quickly spread the stimulation information to other leaves, and the other leaves will close in turn. As long as people don't continue to touch it, the stimulation disappears. After a while, the leaves under the pillow were gradually filled with water, and the leaves opened again and recovered.

In fact, mimosa has many secrets! As long as you observe carefully in your life, study hard, work hard and use your brain hard, you will find many secrets!

Diary of Mimosa 9 Last Saturday, my mother took me to a flower shop. When I arrived at the flower shop, there were colorful flowers everywhere, and there were bursts of flowers from time to time. Well done!

At this time, my eyes moved to the small mimosa in the corner, which was so small among those tall green plants. Let me have a strange feeling about it. When I left, I asked my mother to buy a little mimosa.

When I get home, I can't wait to see how shy it really is. The leaves of mimosa are green and consist of dozens of tiny leaves, like a woven shuttle, with a stem connecting the leaves in the middle to string the tiny leaves together. Every branch of it has a small thorn, which will bleed if you accidentally touch it. Mimosa really looks like a shy little girl. When I touched its leaves lightly, it closed along the petiole and the leaves became very thin. At the same time, the branches hung their heads, as if afraid of meeting people. How interesting

I will play with it when I have time.

But once, I went to fiddle with the mimosa, only to find that the leaves of the mimosa moved much slower. I kept fiddling with it, and finally the mimosa stopped moving!

Is it dead? This really worries me.

I immediately leafed through "100,000 Why" and finally found the information and understood the mystery: there was a bag of black bean capsules called leaf pillow under the petiole of mimosa, which contained enough water. When you touch the leaf with your hand, the water in the leaf pillow immediately flows to other places. The leaf pillow is flat, so the leaf hangs down. Touch it constantly, and all the water in the pillow will flow out. When fresh water can't be replenished, the blades don't move.

Unexpectedly, a grass has hidden such interesting knowledge. It seems that we should observe more in our daily life!

Diary of Mimosa10 July 20xx 12 Saturday Yin

In the second grade, I heard from the moral education teacher that mimosa is a wonderful plant. As long as you touch it gently, the mimosa will bow its head. I thought it was amazing, so I asked my mother to buy me a pot. Open the box. There are some seeds in it. The seeds of mimosa are oval, but a little flat. I buried it in the ground and waited for it to grow up.

20xx July1Saturday sunny

Today, I came to the balcony. Suddenly, I found a white oriental herb in the pot of mimosa. I looked down. Wow, the mimosa is beginning to grow, revealing a white and tender belly. I told my mother the good news, and she was very happy.

Saturday, July 23rd, 20xx is fine.

"La la la la la!" I walked out of the room happily. I want to see what's new with mimosa. I looked and found that mimosa has many small leaves, like feathers. I quickly called my mother and couldn't wait to point it with my finger. Mimosa immediately closed its leaves, like withered, like a shy little girl.

20xx September 17 Wednesday sunny

More than a month has passed, and mimosa has grown as tall as me. Today, when I came to the balcony, I found several pink and purple flowers dotted in the green. Wow, the mimosa is in bloom. Mimosa really blooms. I feel very surprised, very surprised. The flower of mimosa is like a fluffy ball, and its petals are different. It is not a petal, but a pink-purple filament. The end of each filament is connected with a yellowish pollen-like thing. From a distance, the whole flower is like an open pink-purple umbrella, very beautiful!

20xx It rained on Saturday September 30th.

Today, I found the mimosa bearing fruit. The fruit of mimosa is like a green pod. There are three or four fruits in the pod. The fruits are brown. I want to put the fruit away when it is fully ripe. I will replant it in the soil.

Diary of Mimosa1120xx65438+1It will be fine on Saturday, October 25th.

In the morning, the sun shines warmly on my bed, and I wake up from a sweet dream. Rubbed his eyes, stretched himself, and prepared to comb his hair and wash his face.

Through the living room, I went to the balcony and looked, hey, why is there a "guest" on the balcony? I took a closer look, and it turned out to be a plant that my mother just bought back! I asked my mother, "What is this?" "This is a small bud of mimosa," said Mom. I looked at it, and it was no different from the grown mimosa, but it was a little small. But I think mimosa is cuter when it is young! The leaves of this mimosa will be closed shyly when touched gently, and will open again in a few minutes!

20xx65438+1It will be cloudy on Sunday, October 26th.

Today, I found that mimosa has grown up and has more leaves, so it is not so easy to be shy. I touched it lightly and it didn't even talk to me. Only when I pinch its leaves hard will it close. The branches of mimosa are very thin and long. The upper leaves are very small, the lower leaves are very big, and almost all the leaves are green. Now she is like a slim girl.

20xx65438+1Tuesday, October 28th, sunny.

Wow! Mimosa has grown up a lot! All the leaves have turned green, as big as a "small sapling"! When I touched it gently, its slender leaves immediately folded from top to bottom. After a long time, it probably realized that I didn't have any more "crooked" thoughts about it, so it put the leaves out again.

My mimosa is like a shy and lovely little girl!

Diary of mimosa 12 20xx year x month x day x week x sunny

Last summer, someone gave us a pot of mimosa. At first, it was only six or seven centimeters long and had several incomplete leaves. My mother said, "As long as you take good care of it, it will live." So I held a glimmer of hope and lifted it.

At noon a few days later, I suddenly wanted to leave. It was time to water and fertilize, so I looked at the big place where the flowerpot was put. "Ah, it's alive!" "At the sight of the mimosa in the pot, I almost jumped up in surprise. The ugly mimosa straightened her slender waist and stretched out three green leaves. The green leaves are swaying in the wind, as if a little girl reached out and called me. I couldn't help reaching out to touch it, and it actually folded the leaves shyly. After a while, it quietly unfolded its leaves. It's really interesting. From that day on, I went to see it or watered it every day. I found that mimosa grows a green leaf almost every day, and there are usually two or three small buds between each group of leaves. When the buds grow for a week or two, they actually grow purple balls, oval flowers, no petals, all thin cores, like an interesting little fluffy ball. Facing the mimosa and recalling the scene where my mother asked me to plant it in a flowerpot, I fell into deep thinking. At this time, my mother came over and pointed to the mimosa and said to me, "Look, the mimosa is small, but it has strong vitality. No matter what the environment, it can constantly strive for self-improvement. People love it. It always keeps its head down and is never proud. "

After listening to my mother's words, I know that I should be an independent, humble and simple person like a mimosa.

Diary of Mimosa 13 A new Mimosa has grown on my balcony. The leaves of mimosa are oval, as light as small feathers and a little rough to the touch. This tiny stem is so fragile that a drop of water can bend it. When the wind blows, the mimosa swings with the wind, just like a girl dancing. The oval petals are reddish and purple on their foreheads. How like little pompoms! Once, I accidentally met a mimosa, and its leaves shrank immediately and its petiole fell off. What a shy little girl! I squatted down curiously. After a while, the leaves of the mimosa opened again and the petiole changed back. At this time, a question came to my mind: Why do mimosa put away its leaves after being touched? I immediately moved out the extracurricular study materials, and after some careful searching, I found the answer: It turns out that there is an enlarged organ called "leaf pillow" at the base of the petiole of mimosa, and there are many parenchyma cells in the leaf pillow, which is very sensitive to external stimuli. Once it touches the leaves, the stimulation will be immediately transmitted to the occipital bone. At this time, the cytosol in parenchyma cells began to flow into the intercellular space, which reduced the expansion ability of cells, led to the decrease of intercellular pressure in the lower occipital region, and the phenomenon of closed leaves and drooping petioles appeared. After a minute or two, the cell fluid gradually flows back to the leaf pillow, so the leaves return to their original appearance. The reason why mimosa is like this is because mimosa lives in tropical areas where there are many storms. Therefore, in order to protect itself in the harsh natural environment for a long time, whenever a storm comes, it immediately closes its leaves to protect itself from the storm. I thank mimosa, which brings me curiosity. I want to use this "key" to study hard, explore more knowledge and explore the mysteries of the plant kingdom.

Diary of Mimosa 14 Last month, I suddenly fell in love with flowers. My mother took me to the flower shop.

There are colorful flowers everywhere, and the fragrance of flowers floats from time to time. It's beautiful! At this time, my eyes moved to the little mimosa in the corner. Among those green and tall plants, it looks so short that I have a strange feeling about it, so I asked my mother to buy that mimosa.

When I get home, I can't wait to see how shy it really is. Mimosa leaves are bright green, consisting of dozens of tiny leaves, like a shuttle for weaving, with a stem connecting the leaves in the middle to string the tiny leaves together. It has a small thorn on every branch, and it is very hard. I accidentally touched it. I must have been stabbed and bled. Mimosa really looks like a shy little girl. When I gently touched its leaves, it quickly closed along the petiole, and the leaves became very thin, and the branches hung their heads, as if afraid of seeing people. No wonder it's called mimosa.

But once, I fiddled with it again, only to find that its leaves moved much slower. I was a little surprised, so I kept playing with it, and finally the mimosa stopped moving. Is it dead? This really worries me. I immediately read "100,000 Why", where I found the information and understood the mystery: there was a bulging bag under the petiole of the mimosa, called a leaf pillow, which contained enough water. When you touch the leaf with your hand, the water in the leaf pillow will immediately flow to other places, and the leaf pillow will be flat and will hang down immediately. If you touch it continuously, the water in the leaf pillow is used up, and it is too late to replenish new water, so the leaf pillow will not move.

I didn't expect such interesting knowledge to be hidden in a grass. It seems that we should observe more details in our daily life!

Diary of Mimosa 15 Today, my mother and I visited the flower and bird market. There are so many flowers, fish and birds there! We walked and enjoyed it. Suddenly, I saw a kind of grass I had never seen before. I asked in a hurry, "Mom, what grass is this?" Mom stopped and said, "This is a mimosa." I think this name is very strange and I feel very puzzled. "How can grass be shy?" I asked my mother strangely, "Why is it called mimosa?" Mother said humorously, "because it is shy!" " "Listen to my mother, I am more strange! I wanted to see how shy it was, so I quickly touched it with my hand. I didn't expect my hand to shrink as soon as it touched its leaves. What a shy little girl this is! What a magical grass! I wonder why it is "shy"? Does it have ticklish nerves, too?

So, my mother and I immediately went home to look for information. We will soon unveil the mystery. It turns out that if you touch the leaves of mimosa, the leaflets will merge, and the touch will be slightly stronger, not only the leaflets will merge, but also the petiole will droop; This is because there is a cell called "pillow cell" at the base of lobule, petiole and total petiole. Occipital lobe cells are parenchyma cells, and vacuoles are filled with water. As soon as the leaves touch, the water in the vacuole immediately flows up and left and right, and the cells lose water, so the pressure will be reduced, and the lobules, petioles and total petioles will be hollow, so they will merge or sag; If the static wind 10 minutes or more, the vacuole of occipital lobe cells will return to its original state, and the lobule, petiole and total petiole will gradually expand, which is very interesting!

Oh, plants are also made up of countless cells! No wonder mimosa is as shy as people!