Oh, yes, a tulip is definitely living. If you only have a tulip bulb, that is called the dormant state. There is a plant inside waiting to get out and see what the world is all about. At the proper time and temperature, with the help of a certain amount of light and nutrients, the plant will make its way up and out of the bulb. There it will absorb light energy, soil nutrients and water, and eventually produce a flower. The tulip ensures the next generation in two ways: the bulb will produce "bulbettes" and the flower may produce fertile seed. When it's finishes its reproductive job, the flower sits for a while as a leafy plant absorbing energy for next year's display. Eventually the leaves will die and the plant returns to its dormant bulb state.
Yes a flower is a living thing because it gives us oxygen.
plants are living things or another way to say it they are biotic
Flowering plants are living.
The noun 'tulip' is a word for a flower and a plant, a word for a living thing.
The noun 'tulip' is a word for a flower and a plant, a word for a living thing.
A tulip is a flower grown from a bulb.
A tulip bulb can be found living a few inches below the soil is many well kept gardens, or in vast tulip fields mostly in Holland where they a farmed ready to be planted in our gardens.
yes
It is a living thing.
NO
Non living
A rat is a living thing
It varies from living thing to living thing.
An animal is a living thing.
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