they grow cactus, bluebonnets, barley, oats, soybeans, corn, and sorghum.
Indeterminate growth is the ability of an organism to continue growing and developing throughout its life. This is commonly seen in many plants and animals, where they do not have a fixed size or reach a terminal stage of growth. Instead, they keep growing in size and complexity as long as they are alive.
No, artichokes do not grow on trees. They are actually thistles that are cultivated for their edible flower buds. Artichoke plants grow large, spiky leaves and produce the edible buds at the base of the plant.
Stems which grow horizontally are called stolons. Stems which grow horizontally are called stolons.
Grapes grow on vines, not trees. The plant that grapes grow on is called a grapevine.
Yes, it is normal for moles to grow hair.
Yes.
In Uruguay they have major manufacturing and trade centres. They usually catch and sale fish aswell as mining coal. They also grow crops, keep livestock and export wood. In England we usually get beef and other meats from Uruguay and the areas around it.
Uruguay aims to expand its production of renewable energy, particularly wind and solar power, as part of its commitment to sustainability and reducing carbon emissions. The country also seeks to enhance its agricultural exports, focusing on high-quality beef, dairy, and specialty crops. Additionally, Uruguay is looking to grow its technology and innovation sectors, fostering entrepreneurship and attracting foreign investment.
In Uruguay. On flagpoles On products from Uruguay The UN building Embassies of Uruguay
grains mainly. pulses and oil seeds are available
The book says the pampas are home to farmers who grow grains and ranchers who raise livestock.
The Uruguay River that borders Uruguay with Argentina.
The Uruguay River
The country of Uruguay's official name is República Oriental del Uruguay (Oriental Republic of Uruguay)
Uruguay has no translation to English so it's also Uruguay.
No. The longest river in Uruguay is the Rio Negro.
Uruguay is a country.