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How many chromosomes does a trillium have?
the trillium flower has 5 large chromosomes which have been referred to as the "Drosophila" of the plant world.
What are plants that are in rainforests?
pither plant or trillium hey thanxs
How have trillium plant adapted to their environment?
They get water from the rich soil.
Which national plant represents Ontario?
Ontario's flower is the White Trillium.
What is the scientific name for trillium?
Trillium is the scientific name of Trillium.
What plant has oblong leaves?
tapioca plants
What is the Latin name of red trillium?
'Trillium erectum' is the binomial, Latin or scientific name of 'red trillium'. The plant favors environments along streams or in lowland or mountain woods. Wherever it is, it distinguishes itself by its attractive growth pattern, beautiful blossoms ... and unpleasant odor. The plant gives off the smell of rotten meat, to attract pollinating flies. An unattractive smell to a plant's blooms tend to be the indicator that the particular plant is pollinated by bats, beetles or flies.
How do animals people or both use the white trillium?
White trillium is a favorite food of white tailed deer, and the height of the plant is a good measure of the herd in a particular area. White tails will seek out white trillium to the exclusion of other foods available, and continued grazing causes succeeding generations of trillium to reach shorter and shorter heights.
What is the scientific name or taxonomic classification of the poisonous plant Trillium?
The scientific or taxonomic name would be Trilliumspp.
Is trillium a monocot or dicot?
Trillium is a monocot
Why is the White Trillium important to Canada?
The White Trillium is a plant in the lily family. It thrives on Vancouver Island in British Columbia and Nova Scotia. It is a symbol of Ontario and presented on the official flag of the province's French-speaking community.
What is a birthroot?
A birthroot is a perennial plant, Latin name Trillium erectum, of North America, with deep-red flowers.
