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What kind of plants are grasses and grain crops as corn and wheat?
monocots
What kind of plants are grasses and gain crops such as corn and wheat?
monocots
What kind of plants are grasses and grain?
Grasses are monocotyledonous plants, belonging to the Poaceae family, and are typically herbaceous with narrow leaves. Grain crops like wheat, rice, and corn come from grass species that produce edible seeds used for food or animal feed.
What kind of plants do grass hoppers?
Grasshoppers eat grasses, leaves and cereal crops (the grasses that later become the bread, rice, wheat, etc. that humans eat).
What kind of crops grow near the Euphrates River?
wheat and grain
What kind of of producers do cows eat?
Plants being grasses and forbs.
What kind of plants gets eaten by wetland types of animals?
They eat bark, grasses and aquatic plants.
Lillies orchids and grasses are examples of what kind of plants?
Monocots Monocots
What kind of plants grow near cougars?
If you mean a cougars habitat than tall grasses.
What kind of plants can you find in Greece?
All sorts of plants: grasses, forbs, trees (including fig and olive trees), shrubs, etc.
How come that you have crops between the main crop?
Sometimes producers like to use the "main crop" as a nurse crop for aiding in the growth of another crop like clover, alfalfa, or other grasses that were seeded in along with the nurse crop. The main crop, be it barley or triticale or corn, acts as a kind of protector for the newly establishing plants underneath, and also as a source of nutrition when the main crop is harvested for grain or silage. Once the nurse crop is harvested, then the plants underneath can grow into plants that are intended for hay or pasture use.
What kind of crops grow on a grain farm?
All crops you can think of: wheat, corn, barley, oats, rye, canola, peas, lentils, flax, mustard, etc.
