What is a example of flowering plants?

Answer 1

It is estimated there are up 400,000 flowering plant species.

Here are some that are important to agriculture:

rice, corn, maize, wheat, barley, rye, oats, millet, sugar cane, sorghum, potatoes, tomato, pepper, squash, pumpkin, mustard, parsley, cabbage, apple, pear, cherry, apricot etc etc.

Then there are all the plants you see in flower gardens:

pansy, poppy, alyssum, calendula, nemesia, tulip, marigold, celosia, lobelia, begonia etc etc

Also flowering trees and shrubs

magnolia, pohutukawa, kowhai, hibiscus, frangipani etc

Answer 2

Plain and simple: angiosperms are flowering plants like the more obvious tulips, daisies and daffodils to the less obvious apple and cherry blossoms.

Angiosperms are divided into two groups based on how many food compartments their seeds have. They are monocotyledon (monocot, having one compartment for food) and dicotyledon (dicot, having two compartments for food).

All flowering plants (with true flowers) are angiosperms

Answer 3

There are thousands:

Peaches

Apples

Cherries

Pear

Guava

Avocado

Maple

Elp

Oak

Litchi

Mahogany etc.

The only trees which are not considered flowering are the gymnosperms (pines, spruce etc.) as they form cones

Answer 4

these are the examples bougainvilla, uporbia, sunflower, rose, lily, crisantimum etc.

Answer 5

A flowering plant is called an angiosperm. Some examples of flowerings plants are: sunflower, tulip, marigold, lily, jasmine, daisy and rose.

Answer 6

there are lots such as the trees, daffodil and other deciduous plants and roses and also sunflowers

Answer 7

roses tulips mostly anything accepts for weeds and soo on roses tulips mostly anything accepts for weeds and soo on

Answer 8

sunflower,

tulips,

marigold,

lily,

jasmine,

rose,

lotus,

hibiscus,

Petunia,

daisy,

water lilies

Answer 9

• Nymphae
• Water Hyacinth