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How are dandelions different from apple seeds?
Dandelion seeds grow dandelions and apple seeds grow apples.
Are there dandelions in the grassland?
Dandelions spread their fluffy seeds on the wind. Therefore, it is not unusual to find dandelions in grassland. Though the bright yellow flowers are pretty, they are considered a tenacious weed.
How can a dandelion growing in a backyard help a young dandelion growing miles away?
Dandelions growing in your back yard today can help a dandelion grow miles away because when the flower itself dies, it turns into white seed, and when it is windy, or a child blows these seeds away, the seeds travel, and travel and travel until the seeds are able to be fertilized, or until they die.Remember...They grow because children, or even adults, blow at the seeds for the amusement, and because when you blow on them, there is a belief that you can make a wish, and it will come true.The seeds travel, travel, and travel.
Why do dandelions grow in cut areas?
Dandelions have a strong taproot that allows them to survive being mowed or cut, as it can regrow from the root. Additionally, the seeds of dandelions are easily dispersed by wind, so even if an area is cut, the seeds can still settle and grow in the disturbed soil.
Which of the seeds have tufts of hair on them?
cotton seed is having tufts of hair around it
What kind of seed dispersal disperses the farthest?
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How exactly do dandelions reproduce I mean is it asexual if so is it budding binary fission etc or is it sexual?
Like most flowers, dandelions reproduce with the help of insects who pollinate the flower, transferring pollen from the male part of the flower to the female part of the flower. The flower is then able to produce seeds to make new flowers.
Do dandelions float on water?
Although dandelion seeds are quite lightweight and can be carried by the wind, they typically do not float on water. Instead, they rely on wind dispersal methods to spread their seeds to new locations.
What eats the goldfinch?
A goldfinch will feed on small seeds and grains, dandelions and also thistles.
What is dispersal in the flower life cycle?
Dispersal is how the plant makes arrangements for its seeds to travel to a new site. Some are carried by birds or other animals. An example would be some weeds catch on the fur of animals and are scratched off in a new location. Dandelions have their seeds travel on little puffs that act like parachutes.
What are seeds dispersed by?
Sheeps are one, they catch seeds, I forgot what they are called but-...now I remember, dandelions, as their (sheeps) fur scrape against the dandelions their seeds get hold onto it, until sometime it falls of and that's how it gets dispersed. That's all I know sheeps are a disperser as well as dogs although they do the same thing as sheeps (using their fur, as the seeds fall of by their selfs).
What are the different types of dandelion plants?
There are two main types of dandelion plants: common dandelions (Taraxacum officinale) and red-seeded dandelions (Taraxacum erythrospermum). Common dandelions have yellow flowers and green leaves, while red-seeded dandelions have red-tinted seeds and slightly different leaf shapes.
