What are some products made from using plants?
This is just variety list, but here goes:
- Corn: Clothing, Bags, Corn oil (for cooking), Corn starch, Corn meal, Bird food, Animal feeds, Human food, Fuel for cars (Ethanol) and home heating (used in a corn burner) and cosmetics.
- Soybeans: Crayons, Soybean oil (cooking), Ink, and Alternative fuels.
- Hemp: (If growing it were legal it could be used for the following) Clothing, Jewelry, Rugs/Carpets, Medications, Oils for alternative fuel, and Historically was tested by Henry Ford for use in automobiles instead of steel. (Hemp was proven to be stronger than steel in Ford's testing).
- Sunflowers: Seeds for human and animal consumption, and Cooking oils.
- Tomatoes: Ketchup, Salsa, Pasta sauce, Barbecue sauces, and the list goes on.
- Mint: Mint ice cream
As you can see, there are many uses for every plant. Whether it is safer alternatives for fuels, or the future of automobiles. The possibilities are endless for every plant on the earth. Jsqrl169( I forgot to log in) Pinners, joints and bombers
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Do herbivores have photosynthesis?
No, herbivores EAT plants it is plants that photosynthesise to make their food and herbivores that eat plants to steal the food the plants have made. ONLY plants can make their own food from scratch (using sunlight), all other living creatures (except some that live on chemicals heated in the earth) depend on plants for their food.
How is Lysol made?
Lysol is a type of disinfectant and cleaning product that is manufactured by Reckitt Benckiser. Since there are different Lysol products, they are made using different ingredients. However, some of the main active ingredients that are found in Lysol products include ethanol, isopropyl alcohol, lactic acid and hydrogen peroxide.