All plants "know" what is going on because they respond to sunlight, water, pressure and danger. Sunflowers turn their flowers so that the center of the flower stays within the strongest part of the sunlight.
They also respond to water by sending roots out towards any that is nearby. They respond to pressure by growing away from it, as in up out of the soil and around rocks and buildings and things. They respond to being cut or chewed by putting out new shoots or branches.
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Because, If we didn't have them the sunflower seeds would not be around
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No one knows who first discovered the sunflower. Sunflowers have been around for over 8,000 years. There is evidence that Native Americans grew sunflowers in 2300 BC. They ground the seeds into flour and used the oil when baking bread.
snails know where they are going because they have a sencer i dont know what it is called but they hear vibrations along the ground, knowing where they are going or if a preditor is around.
Certain types of sunflowers can grow around 3 meters. while others can grow much shorter than the 2 meters.
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About a vase of sunflowers.