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Rye plants have adaptations for wind pollination, including producing large amounts of lightweight pollen to be carried by the wind. They also have long, feathery stigmas to capture pollen grains efficiently. Additionally, rye plants often have taller stamens and pistils to help maximize the likelihood of pollen transfer between flowers.
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Where do I find an ergot?
Ergot fungus can be found growing on certain types of grains like rye. It can also be purchased from specialty suppliers or online stores that specialize in mycology or natural medicines. Be cautious when handling ergot as it contains compounds that can be toxic if ingested in large quantities.
This drug was synthesized from chemicals found in a fungus that grows on rye?
The drug being referred to is likely LSD (lysergic acid diethylamide). It was first synthesized from ergotamine, a chemical found in the ergot fungus that grows on rye.
How do you pronounce occipital lobe?
puh-RYE-eh-tull lowb
How can CAM plants differ from both C3 and C4 plants?
AnswerCAM plants, like C4 plants live in hot and dry places. Unlike any other type of plant, the can close their stomates during the day to conserve water. The also use PEPCase to fix carbon dioxide at night, instead of using RuBP.Note that, only the Cam plants fix CO2 later during the night because they have their stomata closed during the day.
Emmer wheat Triticum discoccum has a somatic chromosome number of 28 and rye Secale cereale has a somatic chromosome number 14 Hybrids produced by crossing these cereal grasses are highly steril?
The hybrids produced by crossing emmer wheat (with 28 chromosomes) and rye (with 14 chromosomes) would have an uneven number of chromosomes (21), leading to genetic imbalance and sterility. This is because the chromosomes cannot pair correctly during meiosis, resulting in non-viable gametes and ultimately sterile offspring.
2 types of wind pollinated flowers?
Common examples of anemophilous (wind-pollinated) plants are ragweed, grass, and conifers.(Generally, any pollen that is considered an allergen, comes from an anemophilous plant)
How well rye grass plants grow in rain forest?
Rye grass is not well-adapted to the dense shade, high humidity, and competition from other species in rainforest conditions. It is best suited to open areas with plenty of sunlight and well-drained, fertile soil. In rainforests, native plant species are better adapted to thrive in the unique conditions of the ecosystem.
How do you make hallucinogens from rye?
If you actually intend to make hallucinogens from rye, chances are you are going to get the dosage wrong, and wind up killing yourself. In any event, there is a kind of mold that sometimes grows on rye, called rye ergot mold, which produces LSD.
Early plants that were domesticated are?
wheat corn rye beets barley
What do the following have in common rye oats buffalo kikiyu?
They are all plants
Do all plants have gluten?
Only wheat, barley and rye have gluten.
What does clearing of the rye mean?
Clearing of the rye refers to the process of harvesting and removing mature rye plants from a field to prepare it for the next planting season. This typically involves cutting the rye stalks and removing them from the field to ensure a clean and fertile ground for planting new crops.
The first plants to domesticated were grasses true or false?
This is true. The first plants that were domesticated were a variety of wild rye, which is a type of grass.
5 plants the Europeans introduced to the Indians?
rye, radishes, beets, sugar cane , and oats
What can you plant for hogs?
Corn, Maze, oats, rye, any type of rooted fruit producing plants.
What has the author Barbara L Rye written?
Barbara L. Rye is a children's book author known for works such as "Miss Alaineus: A Vocabulary Disaster" and "Wiggle and Waggle." Her books often explore language and vocabulary in a fun and engaging way for young readers.
What does the rye mean in The Catcher in the Rye?
The rye is a field!
