Hmmmm, haven't heard of this before....but I'm sure there are other things you can eat besides flower petals to make you live longer...do some research on Google for "Longevity foods".
Apparently in the Amazon forest there are flowers that can help slow the aging process.
Eating breakfast can't help you live longer; living healthy can.
Roses need sugar to keep them looking fresh longer.
yes milk will help flowers live longer this is because milk has calcium and calcium will make the flower stronger which will make the flowers last longer. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Actually, i don't think it does. My science fair question is very similar to this question (which liquid helps flowers lives longer) and the flower in milk didn't grow and it was never in full bloom. The milk didn't help the flower at all. +) This answer is based on the result that i got from my science fair experience.
No,it will makr them hyper
By eating balanced meals that keeps you full longer it is easier to avoid unhealthy snacks.
yes because it will preseerve the life in it still
The birds that have the longer beaks are ones that suck nectar and peck trees for insects. It allows them to reach with their tongues into the bark or the flower to receive the food.
yes, this is a common practice used with some cut flowers (such as Lillium) to extend the life of the flower - if the anthers or stigma is removed the flower is less likely to be pollinated (accidentally or through self pollination), and the petals will remain in place for much longer
eating it so there's no more left. Therefore, it is no longer vulnerable. =)
It has special food for the plant along with good chemicals that help the flower prosper.
The wheels against the ground, the axles against the wheels, the chain against the axles, the pedals against the chain, and your feet against the pedals.
Eating healthy could help you to concentrate better and help you focus on your study, and study for longer. For more information see Exam Performance link.