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What else can I help you with?
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.
Do sun flowers reproduce seeds?
Reproduction takes place in the head of the sunflower!!!
How do plants with no flowers produce their seeds?
you do know that most trees produce seeds without flowers right, and grass.
Shoot of a plant?
A shoot of a plant is a young, tender stem that grows from the main stem or branch. Shoots typically have leaves and can develop into new branches, flowers, or fruit. They are important for the growth and reproduction of plants.
What does the flowers do of a plant?
i don't know, that's why I'm asking
Who mfgrs silk vision flowers?
From what I can tell from your question it seems like you are asking who manufactures silk vision flowers. I don't know any 'Silk vision flowers' but I know that there are silk flowers and many companies produce these kinds of flowers.
What form of reproduction does not invlove flowers seeds or fruit?
I don't know excepting applications now at the biology sentr
Can a plant survive without flowers?
No. Have you seen the bee movie, it is all about pollen and how the bees save the flowers again, it's really childish but good. Flowers do not need pollen to sustain themselves, but they need it to reproduce and make more flowers. The flower is the reproductive part of the plant.
Where can you purchase zucchini flowers in south Florida?
== == Zucchini flowers come from the plant. They are also know as squash blossoms and are used in cooking.
What seed plant has flowers and fruit?
well i don't really know but iloveyou♥
Do all plants produce flowers?
No, there are both nonflowering plants and flowering plants. For example ferns are plants that do not produce flowers.
What are 10 examples of asexu?
I don't know if I can offer ten but:-. Many Dandelion species have self-fertile flowers with the daughter plant being DNA identical to the parent.. I'd expect fungi and moulds to have asexual reproduction.. Some flowers, such as Crocus (the source of saffron) have sterile flowers, and propagate by bulbs. As do Tulip and Daffodil.. And tubers such as Dahlia and Potato get by with tubers.. Archaea, and primitive organisms, such as algae, bacteria, and protists.. Rhizomes such as my strawberry.. Vegetative, such as blackberry (?).. Some sharks and reptiles get by without sexual reproduction if they have to.. And a quick peek at asexual reproduction in wikipedia gives much more material.
