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explain how primrosesare adapted to live in a woodland habitat

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How primroses are adapted to live in a woodland?

because they are! they like it! btw pigs can fly! lol I Jst found that out like yesterday!


How woodland habitat adapted?

animals live every wher in the earth. so, woodland also live in wood.


What creatures have adapted themselves to live in an oak woodland?

Badgers Squirrels


Are primroses the same as primula?

Primroses are members of the Primula family.


Were the primroses over when you last visited the garden?

No, the primroses were still in bloom when I last visited the garden.


What are primroses adaptations?

Primroses have adapted to their environments by developing shallow root systems to quickly absorb water and nutrients from the soil. They also produce bright, colorful flowers to attract pollinators such as bees and butterflies. Additionally, some primrose species have developed a tolerance to colder temperatures, allowing them to thrive in cooler climates.


What kind of noun is primroses?

The noun 'primroses' is a plural, common, concrete noun; a word for plants that bear flowers; a word for things.


How is a red fox adapted to live in woodland?

how do a red fox adapt to live in a woodland. A Red fox has a ruddy brown coat that makes it difficult to see near its den because it is similar in colour to the earth in winter, spring, Autumn and summer. Its claws are well adapted for digging.


How many petals does a primrose have?

Primroses typically have 5 petals. Primroses are mostly yellow or cream in color, although there are also pink and white varieties.


What is another name for alpine primroses?

Bear's Ear


What color are primroses?

Primrose flowers can be red, white or yellow but the common primrose is yellow. The primrose flower is of the Primula vulgaris species.


Do evening primroses have long stems and short roots?

yes