Examples of Plants that produce oxygen at night would include such plants as the juniper berry which releases oxygen in the presence of carbon dioxide or as a wood-like plant in wet habitats under the ocean, or a forest biome such as conifers, spruces, moss, and ferns. Examples of Plants that do not produce oxygen during the night time include the evening primrose, wintergreen, and blue spruce. It should be noted that examples of plants that do not oxygenate at night are the desert-loving cacti, dune-loving desert spirellia, larch-patterned and desert oak.
Some of the flowering plants also are very useful in the environment when they are needed, for instance night-shade, which are a composite flower with narrow leaves, an animal, which includes a snail, and a bird which is an insect, all of which are important in the marine cycle of oxygen. The plants also are important to humans because some of them make food and other materials that humans consume, for instance, the night-shade is used as a vegetable in Chinese dishes and as a spice in western cuisines. Furthermore, some of them produce food or materials for people’s use at night, such as the night-shade, which is used as a vegetable in Chinese dishes and as a spice in western cuisines. The examples of flowering plants that do not oxygenate at night include the evening primrose, the desert-loving cacti, and the larch-patterned and desert oak.
All of these examples of plants that do not oxygenate at night can be used in a wide variety of ways in the home or garden. If a person wants to grow a ficus, he should know that the ficus will not grow as well in a cold environment because it requires adequate amounts of light to grow. A person wanting to grow a morning star can do so much better if planted in a well-lit area because they will grow better with more light. Meanwhile, a night-shade plant like the ficus will do poorly in a shady area, so it will benefit from a good amount of direct sunlight.
