No, the milkweed family is not weedy. The name originates in the Old English uueod or weod for a grass, herb or plant not valued for its beauty even though milkweed, of known beauty, benefit and use, is not weedy. Milkweeds serve as sources of food for bees, Monarch Butterflies and wasps and of clean-up for oil spills, cordage, hypoallergenic filling for pillows, rubber, silk, sweeteners and wireworm repellents.
Milkweed's Kingdom is Plantae; Order, Gentianales; Family, Apocynacea;, Subfamily, Asclepiadoideae; Genus, Asclepias.
The Danainae family of butterfly caterpillers eat milkweed (which is poisnous to most animals).
Weedy seadragons are the longest of the two species (the Weedy and the Leafy), the Weedy being around 46cm and the Leafy reaching a maximum length of 35cm.
milkweed
There is common milkweed, purple milkweed, tropical milkweed, and swamp milkweed.
Milkweed bugs are in the Kingdom Animalia They are in the Arthropoda phylum and are classed as Insecta. They also belong to the order Hemiptera, in the family Lygaeidae and the Oncopeltus genus.
The Weedy Sea Dragons eat weeds and Dicks
Yes. The weedy sea dragon edible
the weedy sea dragon eats kelp
The Weedy Sea Dragons eat weeds and Dicks
No, you cannot eat the weedy sea dragon.
The Weedy Seadragon is not effected by ballast Waters.