What is an annual daisy?

Answer 1

A daisy rein is a leather strap that attaches to the head piece of the bridle and then onto the D rings on the saddle. If runs along the crest of the horse and prevents the horse lowering his head beyond the movement needed for the gait. It is most commonly used on ponies who have a tendancy to literly throw the rider off by simply lowering his head. It is mainly see at the riding school. Also the grass riens are a similar kind of strap and used with the same intention as the daisy rein but the strap is attached to the browband instead of the headpiece.

Answer 2

The kingdom of the daisy is the Plantae. Its order is Asterales. Her family is Asteraceae. The genus is Aster. It have a lot of subfamilies. I'm only going to say two. One is Asteroideae and the other one is the Barnadesioideae. Asteraceae are most usually herbs, some are shrubs. They are easy to distinguish. Maybe, because of their characteristic inflorescene. The leaves and stems are very often contain secretory canals with resin or latex. The leaves can be alternate, opposite, or whorld. They are often deeply lobed or otherwise incised. Often they are conduplicate or revolute. The margins can be entire or dentate. It grows to a height of about 2 feet (60 cm).

Answer 3

Daisies are very closely related to chamomiles and both of them are under the sunflower category. It includes ox-eye daisies, dandelions, artichokes and many more. They look like it has only a single flower head, but they're actually made out of multiple flowers that cluster around the centre. Their seeds are typically long and thin.

Answer 4

The term 'daisy' is any of numerous composite plants having flower heads with well-developed ray flowers usually arranged in a single whorl.

Answer 5

I think a daisy is a flower that attracts animals with its colour. Its pollen gives animals energy. I hope this helped!