Is corn plant herb or shrub?

Answer 1

Corn is actually a grass and is a monocotyledonous plant. The corn kernals are the seeds of the plant.

Answer 2

Ah, what a lovely question! The corn plant is actually a type of shrub, my friend. Its long, graceful leaves and sturdy stem give it a shrub-like appearance, adding a touch of greenery and warmth to any space. Just like each little tree in our happy little forest, the corn plant brings its own unique beauty to the world.

Answer 3

Well, honey, a corn plant is technically a herbaceous plant, not a shrub. It may look tall and sturdy, but it doesn't have the woody stem that shrubs do. So, next time you're in the garden, remember that corn is more of a leafy diva than a woody shrub.

Answer 4

The corn plant (Dracaena fragrans) is a type of shrub characterized by its long, narrow leaves and woody stem. It is not classified as an herb.

Answer 5

no corn does not grow on trees it grows on the corn feild.

Answer 6

Corn is a member of the grass (Gramineae family) , as are all cereal crops

Corn (Maize) is a grass (and monocot) within the Poaceae family.

Answer 7

Technically, maize (called "corn" in North America) is a grass.

Answer 8

Corn is actually a grass and is a monocotyledonous plant. The corn kernals are the seeds of the plant.

Answer 9

Corn is neither a herb nor a shrub, it is a type of grass. Hence, it is a monocotyledonous plant.

Answer 10

A monocotyledonous plant