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How do flowers with fewer than four parts produce seeds?
it can still make seed because the leaves are the ones that make seeds.
What plant can live for several years and still produce flowers and seeds yearly?
It's a star Jasmine
Why do you say seeds is one of the plant parts?
You say that seeds are one of the plant parts because the plant itself came from the seed therefore it is a part of the plant. Also, when a plant is growing, before it stops, part of it is still inside of the seed.
How do you save money with a garden?
FruitIf you buy lots of fruit (e.g; peaches, oranges, plums, apples, e.c.t...) once you're done you will probably still have their seeds, pits, e.c.t left over. You can plant the seeds to save money on buying seeds if you decide you want to grow fruit in the future. FlowersBuy certain seeds or bulbs of flowers and when they are fully grown, if you don't pick them, the bulb flowers will just come back next year and the other flowers will pollinate to create seeds that are spread around the garden, these seeds can be carried on animals, animal fur, clothes, through the wind, or the plant will explode and seeds will go flying all around your garden. Hope I helped!
What do you need to know to classify a plant that is vascular and has no flowers?
Non-flowering plants are those that do not ever produce flowers. Some non-flowering plants, called gymnosperms, still produce seeds while others use spores for reproduction.
How do trees reproduce?
Actually Orchids can be grown both ways, Asexully and Sexually. Usually they are grown Sexually but, in conditions where a person wants to create an exact replica of an Orchid, they will use Asexul Reproduction.
How do sunflowers protect themselves?
I think they protect themselves by their height,or attract other bugs that kill the pest. Or standing still. They also protect themselves by pulling in their long flowers to protect the seeds.
If flowers are removed from the plant is it still living?
Certainly - the plant will still live without the flowers. It will simply be unable to reproduce.
Is female plant bad after it seeds?
It depends on what you mean by bad. After a female plant grows seeds, the unseeded parts are still completely usable. So are the seeded parts, for that matter--you'll just have to take the time to pick out the seeds. The essential oils on the plant are unaffected by the presence of seeds ( in other words, the buds are still completely smokable, it's just a pain to have to pick out the seeds first. Of course, if you are grinding your buds to increase the surface area and get the most out of your smoke, the seeds will separate easily anyway). It is true, though, that if a female plant is completely seeded it will stop bud production earlier than its unseeded counterparts and as a result will produce lower amounts of the desirable essential oils.
When do sweet pea flowers grow?
It depends on how and when you sow the seeds. I sowed my seeds indoors in toilet rolls at the end of March. I planted them out mid-May and they started blossoming in June and are still going strong. You have to cut the flowers regularly and make sure they don't form seed pods if you want to get long-lasting blossoms. I also sowed seeds outdoors to see how they would do by comparison. They did very poorly.
What day month and year did slaverey end in?
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What day month and year did slavery end in?
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