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the nature of dock plant is basic .Due to which it reacts with nettle stings acid and remove the pain of the that part.
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Name a fleshy plant without chlorophyll?
Orobanchae is a total root parasite plant without chlorophyll and it is fleshy in nature.
What plant does penicillin come from?
from our nature which is most likely the plants
How does nature ensure the survival of different plant spieces?
mostly through diversification of the means by which a plant sends out its seed, pollen, pit etc. it changes from plant to plant flower to flower tree to tree bush to bush
What are some nature plants that grow in Missouri?
well one of them is really rare its called the marual plant
Where do plant get the carbon dioxide they need to live?
Nature's air contains carbon dioxide and deep soil.
Is a dock a plant a mineral or weapon?
A dock is a plant with large soft green leaves.
How do you get juice from a dock plant?
i have no idear sucker
Which plant relieves nettle stings?
If you have been stung by nettles, rub a dock leaf around the site of inflammation. For a description and illustration of a dock plant, see this accompanying Wikipedia link.
What Plant of the dock family is cultivated for its rhizomes used in crumble?
Rhubarb
How nature is like a giant recycling plant?
nature is recycable but the trees and everything in nature
How much does a plant maintenance manager make?
It depends on the nature and size of the plant.
How do show your love for nature?
I will plant the tree.
What is the nature of your job?
chemical plant operator
What is the special nature of work for maritime?
Any work related to the sea. Includes: navigation, shipping, dock work, etc.
What is the scientific name or taxonomic classification of the poisonous plant Dock?
The scientific or taxonomic name would be Rumex spp.
How do we obtain bromine from nature?
you get it from a plant and when gathered they proccess it
What is the scientific name or taxonomic classification of the poisonous plant Curly Dock?
The scientific or taxonomic name would be Rumex crispus.
