Thorns.
Thorns.
Thorns
Sharp points on a plant, stem, or branch are often referred to as thorns or spines. Thorns are modified branches that have evolved to deter herbivores and protect the plant from being eaten. These structures can vary in size and shape, serving as a defense mechanism to enhance the plant's survival. Examples of plants with thorns include roses and hawthorn trees.
Not really. There are no sharp points or ends on a sunflower, although the stem and leaves can be somewhat coarse along their surface.
no it is not
They are as sharp as a branch.
Branch
A branch from the main stem consisting of 8 letters is called a "twiglet." This term refers to a small, thin branch that extends from the main stem of a plant.
no but ou can eat te sharp points
it is a part of the stem from which a branch grows
Thorn is a modefied stem branch
stem