Were does grass come from

Answer 1

"Grass" is a generic term used to describe a whole range of plants. Normally these are monocotyledonous, creeper-type plants that use stolons or underground stems to reproduce.

"Grasses" are extremely versatile and are found growing in almost every corner of the globe.

Examples of grasses include:

Bermuda grass

Cynodon grasses

Stenotaphrum grasses

Zoysia sp.

Pennisetum grasses

Wheat

Rice

Answer 2

Almost anywhere and everywhere. In the city, you can find grass growing between cracks in the sidewalk, in parks, on lawns, under trees, etc. In the country, grass is pretty much everywhere you look, even as weeds in a canola or flax or lentils or peas field. Grass can be found in forests, on mountain slopes, in the tundra (of all places), in the desert, on remote islands, on vast prairies and savannhas, and even on the shallow edges of lakes and ponds.

Answer 3

Grass gets its energy from the sun through a process called photosynthesis. Carbon dioxide is taken and (using the energy of the sun) is transformed into suitable living matter, usually sugar.

Answer 4

Grasshoppers actually did not originate or come from any particular area. However, they do come from weedy areas, hay ditches, and muddy dirt as they are attracted to these environments.

Answer 5

With rain, anywhere except buildings mountains and large bodies of water

Answer 6

a tree had a midget child

Answer 7

Grass come from seeds .