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What colours are the flowers of mimosa?
The flowers of mimosa trees can vary in color, but they are commonly pink, white, or yellow.
Do all mimosa trees get flowers or do some get cones?
flowers
Can mimosa plant make their own food?
A mimosa plant can make it's own food by the photosynthesis process
What plant has clusters of small fuzzy pink flowers?
A mimosa tree?!
Does mimosa bear fruits?
Yes, Mimosa are members of the Legume family and bear fruit in pods.
Is Mimosa a flowering plant?
Yes, Mimosa is a type of flowering plant known for its small, colorful flowers and fern-like leaves. It belongs to the Fabaceae family and is commonly found in tropical and subtropical regions around the world.
How can I identify a mimosa tree?
You can identify a mimosa tree by its fern-like leaves that fold up at night, pink fluffy flowers, and a distinctive fragrance.
What are flowers that start with the letter m?
Here are at least 5 flowers: marguerite, marigold, masterwort, mimosa, and the moth orchid.
Does a mango tree bear flowers?
if the mango tree does not bear flowers,it will not bear fruits.
Do all mimosa trees have flowers?
Yes, all mimosa trees (Albizia julibrissin) produce flowers. These trees are known for their distinctive fluffy, pink, and fragrant blossoms that typically bloom in the summer. The flowers are not only visually striking but also attract various pollinators, including bees and butterflies. However, the abundance and health of the flowers can vary depending on the tree's growing conditions and care.
What's the difference between a mimosa and a wattle?
A mimosa is a plant genus that includes sensitive plants that close their leaves in response to touch, while wattle is a common name for plants in the Acacia genus, known for their feathery foliage and clusters of yellow flowers. Mimosa is known for its unique leaf movement, while wattle is known for its showy flowers and spiky foliage.
Is a mimosa a non flowering plant or flowering plant?
There are many species of mimosa (around 400). All of them are angiosperms, which means they are all flowering plants.
