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Prickly burrs are typically made up of small hooks or barbs that allow them to easily attach to animal fur or clothing. These structures help the burrs to cling onto passing animals for seed dispersal.
No, ajwain seed is not a monocot seed. Ajwain seed belongs to the family Apiaceae, also known as the carrot or parsley family, which is a dicot family. Monocot seeds, on the other hand, belong to the monocotyledon class of flowering plants, characterized by having seeds with only one cotyledon or seed leaf.
One example of an evergreen tree with prickly leaves is the holly tree. Holly trees have glossy, dark green leaves that are typically spiky or prickly along the edges. They produce red berries in the winter months.
Many - thistles in general, artichoke and cardoon, echinops, any of the ever-lasting flowers dry very prickly, teazle etc. etc. etc.
The organism is likely a fruit such as raspberries or blackberries that grow on prickly vines. These fruits are commonly used to make jams due to their sweet and tart flavor profiles.
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The type of tree that has round prickly seed pods is called a sweet gum tree.
The answer to that is a string bean or a cactus seed they are mighty prickley! : )
The prickly balls that fall from trees are called "seed pods" or "cones."
A thistle bird seed is a seed that comes from a prickly plant usually produces a purplish or yellowish flower.
Moon Flower
Prickly pear cactus can reproduce by seed, root division and by cuttings from the paddles being individually rooted.
A word that is something prickly and starts with the letter "e" is "echinacea." This plant, commonly known as coneflower, has spiny, prickly seed heads and is often used in herbal remedies. The term "echinacea" is derived from the Greek word "echinos," meaning "hedgehog," which reflects its prickly appearance.
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A bur, thorn or other obstruction on a seed coat protects the seed from being rendered unviable because animals are deterred from eating the seed and subjecting it to harsh digestive juices. Burs, or sticky, prickly seed coatings also allow the seed to be carried afar by animals who brush against the bur and get it stuck on their fur.
A burr is a rough, prickly seed pod that sticks to clothing and animal fur. the inventor of Velcro used the design.
Prickly burrs are typically made up of small hooks or barbs that allow them to easily attach to animal fur or clothing. These structures help the burrs to cling onto passing animals for seed dispersal.