My career has been very interesting so far, as I began as just a little seed. However, with the help of a lot of water and sunlight, I grew into a small, red shrub. During my career, I have gone through cold winters where I struggled a little bit, but when the summer hits again, I truly bloom and I produce flowers! One day, I will turn into a fully-grown tree!
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Update: I've been hired! A wonderful company called Cherisse Carney Inc. has hired me. They chose me because they always saw me on their walk to BIO 211, and they thought I was cool because of my bright red color and how I stood out against the rosemary! Thanks everyone for joining me in my application process!
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I think it is always important to be open with potential employers, so I just want to be clear that I hope to be a parent one day! When I produce flowers in the spring and summer time, my flowers include both stamen and carpal parts so I can hopefully one day reproduce! However, my flowers do not have large petals or sepals and I don't have a strong oder, so attracting bees and other pollinators is not very common for me. I am most commonly pollinated by the wind!
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Here are a few reasons you should hire me for the position: * I have various vegetative features: I have a taproot system, red stems, and red/purple leaves * As for my plant habit, I can grow up to be 15 to 30 feet tall! * I am also very adaptable, for example, I have a taproot system as a way to absorb more water from the soil * Also, I adapted to secrete a milky, poisonous sap when cut open as a way to repel predators!
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Hello! My name is Euphorbia Cotinifolia, and I am currently seeking job opportunities in the field of plant sciences. Here’s a little about me: My birth name is Euphorbia Cotinifolia, but I am more commonly known as Carribean Copper Plant. I currently reside in San Luis Obispo in Poly Canyon Village, but I am originally from Mexico and South America.
