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Prickly tree with white or pink flowers reddish fruits also called the may tree?
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May Tree is also called the Hawthorn or Whitethorn tree
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What is a datura?
A plant with large trumpet-shaped flowers and prickly fruits. It is commonly called a thorn apple.
What is the study of growing flowers fruits and vegetables called?
Horticulture is the branch of agriculture dealing with the art, science, technology and business of food and non-food crops. These do include flowers, fruits and vegetables.
What are the plants that have roots stem leaves fruits and flowers and they are eaten?
Angiosperms
How do angiosperms use flowers and fruits to reproduce?
the seeds pay a big role in this presses
What is the difference between simple aggregate and multiple fruits?
Simple aggregate are made from one flower and multiple fruits are made from multiple flowers
What is a datura?
A plant with large trumpet-shaped flowers and prickly fruits. It is commonly called a thorn apple.
How does the prickly pear reproduced?
it makes fruits from flowers that have seeds in them.
Tree that does not have leaves?
Kalair is a tree found in Pakistan which does not have leaves in a provincial language its called " Kalair " but sorry that I don't know its name in any other language. its has reddish flowers and pink fruits fruits are eatable and there is also an idiom on this tree which means "shame on Kalair which have fruits without leaves"
What are seed plants that produce flowers are fruits called?
It is called an Angiosperm.
What are green plants with seeds and fruits and flowers called?
angiosperm
What fruits help lower diabetes?
Prickly Pear Cactus fruit
What is the study of growing flowers fruits and vegetables called?
Horticulture is the branch of agriculture dealing with the art, science, technology and business of food and non-food crops. These do include flowers, fruits and vegetables.
Do Christmas cactus plants have seeds?
Yes, the Christmas cactus [Schlumbergera spp] has seeds. Their lopsided, trumpet shaped, mostly red flowers grow out of stem ends. They're followed by green or reddish, grapelike fruits if they've been pollinated. The seeds are in the fruit. But if the flowers aren't fertilized, then they aren't followed by fruits or seeds.
What do flowers produece?
The flowers produce fruits and seeds.
What do plants with flowers have their fruits encased in?
The fruits naturally grow around the flowers and then the pollinated egg sacks inside of the flowers become the seeds
Are there any flowers or fruits produced on a prickly pear cactus?
No, cactus pears aren't fruits. The term refers to the spiny pads of the prickly pear cactus [Opuntia spp]. The pads may be prepared and served as vegetables. It's the plant's berries that are the plant's fruits.
How long does a prickly pear take to produce?
Generally, the Prickly Pear Cactus, a member of the Opuntia family, will need to be at least 3 years old before it will begin to produce flowers. These will usually be bright yellow, depending on the variety of Prickly Pear and the climate. Sometimes, even an Opuntia that is of adequate age and maturity will fail to produce flowers, such as if there hasn't been enough moisture for the year, or if it receives inadequate sunlight. When the Prickly Pear does bloom, the small, thumblike protrusions that the flowers grow on will become the fruit, the "Prickly Pear", for which the Cacti is commonly named. These fruits generally take 3 to six months to fully ripen, again dependent on the species. Usually, a healthy, mature plant will produce flowers in early Spring, with the fruits being ripe and ready to consume by late Summer to early Fall. It's worth noting that cuttings from a mature plant will mature and produce flowers much more rapidly than growing from seed, in fact the Prickly Pear I am currently caring for was cut from the mother early March, and by May had already produced flowers, and the beginnings of fruits. This is because the cacti I took my cuttings from was already older and mature. I placed "my" cactus in direct, all day sunlight. Although my Opuntia is well on it's way to producing fruit, the mother plant has yet to produce a single flower. This is proof of the importance of climate, as even a mature plant may not flower if the sunlight is inadequate. So, basically, your Prickly Pear will produce fruits as soon as it is old enough, which may be immediately if grown from cutting, and the fruits will begin to form in early Spring, maturing by Fall. Again, the climate and sunlight will have a HUGE effect on the timing, so make sure your Opuntia receives as much sunlight as possible, and don't over-water. Try to find a wild cacti from your area to take a cutting from, as these will already be acclimated to your environment, and will grow more vigorously.
