A sunflower does defend itself against other plants who would attempt to steal nutrients, water or light from its soil space. This is call allelopathy, and all plants have it to some degree, but sunflowers are infamous for it. It has been studied at the university level in an attempt to control weeds in a crop using the sunflower's natural toxins (poisons) versus manufactured weed killers.
They close their buds and protect its seed.
they behave very well because they grow easily
Yes. Sunflowers give off allelopathic compounds which are toxic. These compounds prevent weeds from growing. Wild sunflowers are the most toxic.
with water and soil
Yes they do infact they do it ok i have no idea lol
A flower may have thorns such as a rose does enabling it to passively defend itself .
it kill itself
a sea star defend itself by hiding under rocks year around
he defend his self by flying
how dose a boobook owl defend itself
Salted sunflower seeds are not good for chipmunks. You should give them fresh sunflower seeds that come from the plant itself.
by blending in
By biting.
An ox will use its horns, head, hooves, and weight to kill the enemy or defend itself.
Japanese beetles are winged insects. To defend itself from predators, it can either fly away from danger or burrow itself deep inside the soil.
What i think that nosebottled dolphin to defend itself is by biting their enemy and swim away as fast as they can.