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When a monarch or pope leaves their position before their death is called what?
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∙ 11y ago
When someone, like a monarch or a Pope, leave his position it is called a resignation.
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When a monarch or pope leaves their position before death what is it called?
A pope or monarch leaving their position is called Abdication or Resignation. The transliteration for the Latin term is the Pope renounced the papacy.
What leaves that caterpillar feed on?
A monarch feeds on milweed.
What relation is there between the position of the buds and the position of the leaves or leaf scars?
what is the relation is there between the position of the buds and the position of the leaves
What relation is there between the position of the buds and the position of leaves or leaf scars?
what is the relation is there between the position of the buds and the position of the leaves
When is the best time to find monarch eggs?
on milkweed leaves
When a swimmer leaves before the signal what is it called?
It is referred to as a false start.
Monarch butterfly lays its eggs where?
They lay there eggs on milkweed leaves.
What does a larva of Monarch Butterfly eat?
leaves and twigs to get fat and into a cacoon
What plants do monarch butterflies eat?
The caterpillars feed on milkweed leaves. The adults feed on any nectar-producing flowers such as asters, goldenrod, marigolds, and swan plants.
What are some of the adaptations for survival in the larvae stage of a monarch butterfly?
Monarch caterpillars exclusively eat the leaves of the milkweed plant. The liquid inside is poisonous and makes the caterpillar unpalatable to predators.
What are the leaves on conifers called?
The leaves of conifers are called 'needles'
Can monarchs eat foxglove?
The only plant that Monarchs eat are milkweeds. There are several varieties of milkweed but the Monarch will only lay its eggs on these plants. Then the caterpillar eats the leaves before spinning a chrysalis and later turning into a butterfly. We have become part of the Monarch Waystation program which helps Monarchs since their habitats are decreasing with more and more development. Here's an article about it: http://www.thenatureinus.com/2007/03/monarch-butterflies-and-waystation.html
