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It is a plant and like most plants it has flowers that attract animals and insects to fertilize them. Once this has happened, they begin to form a fruit, in this case the squash.
Mara Denesik
Kitty Schaden
It is a plant and like most plants it has flowers that attract animals and insects to fertilize them. Once this has happened, they begin to form a fruit, in this case the squash.
Julie Bernier
Squash is a dicot. Dicots have four or five parts of each flower. They have two leaves in each seed. Roots develop from the radicle, and secondary growth is often present.
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∙ 14y agoYes all flowering plants, like squash, are angiosperms
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Examples of imperfect flower?
The answer is Squash Flower , Begonia Flower , Maize ,Hazelnut,willow And Oak
What part of the plant is squash?
Squash grows from the flower of the plant.
Why does the female squash flowers drop off before mature?
The female flower on a squash plant produces the squash when mature but will need pollination by a male flower. This can be done by transfering pollen from the anther of the male flower to the stigma of the female flower. Either an insect or person can do this.
What is the name of a white flower looking squash?
Patty pan or scallop squash
Which UK flowers cannot be eaten?
flower of squash
What food is produced in the flower?
Tomato, Squash, Rose Hips for tea.
Why won't squash produce?
Squash (Zucchini) can have a hard time producing if there is not ample insect interaction to pollinate the female flower. I will describe this procedure as delicately as I can. There are both male and female flowers on squash. Male flowers have a slim stem all the way to the flower. They also have a slender stamen in the middle of the flower. The female flower has a thicker stem and a small bulge under the flower (the beginning of the vegetable) the middle of the flower look like a receptor the male flower. Break the male flower off the stem, remove the flower from around the stamen and place the male flower base along with the stamen inside the female flower. You can move it around a bit to insure transfer of the pollen. You are fertilizing the female flower directly with the pollen from the male flower this way, taking the place of the bees that would normally transfer the pollen. I use this method constantly and so far this year have over 15 squash from 1 place
Where and how is squash grown?
Squash is grown in any warm climate. It requires a lot of sun so it's mostly grown in temerate or tropical climates. Each squash plan makes either a bushy plant or a vine depending on the variety. The plants flower and when the flower is polenated, the fruit (the squash) develops. When it's big enough for the use planned, it's picked.
What is a flower that starts with S?
Sage Safflower Sunflower Snap Dragons Squash Blossoms
Is a squash plant a flower?
It is a plant and like most plants it has flowers that attract animals and insects to fertilize them. Once this has happened, they begin to form a fruit, in this case the squash.
Are flowers from a pumpkin edible?
I do believe that pumpkin flowers are edible, and can be substituted for any squash flower recipe.
Why do my Crookneck squash shrivel and die when they get to be about 3-4 inches?
Sounds like they arent getting pollinated. Try taking an artist's paintbrush, soft makeup brush, or a cotton swab and lightly brush inside a male flower (the ones with skinny stems) and then brush inside a female flower (the ones with little squash at the stems). Do this for all your flowers and see if they grow into full squash.
