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What type of plants grow in grasslands?
Mostly grass and trees.
Does a blazing star grow in the grassland?
A: yes Blazing stars do grow in grasslands.
What is the name of the grasslands of Europe?
Steppes. It is the grassland of Europe and Asia.
What was the name of the wild cattle roamed the Texas grasslands?
The cattle that roamed the Texas grasslands were called Longhorns. They were named this because of their ability to grow very long horns.
Do roses grow in grasslands?
Roses typically do not grow naturally in grasslands, as they prefer well-drained soils and specific conditions that allow for their growth, such as slightly acidic to neutral pH. Grasslands are characterized by grasses and herbaceous plants, with less competition for sunlight and water. However, cultivated roses can be planted in grassland areas if the soil and environmental conditions are suitable, and they are properly maintained.
What fruits and vegetables grow in grasslands?
corn wheat and rice grow in the grasslands
Where does garlic grow from?
grasslands
What are the trees that grow in grasslands?
more
What do shurbs eat?
water and sun
What kinds of food grow in grasslands?
grass and berry
What does Indian buffalo eat?
they eat grass and shurbs
How can grasses grow where trees can't in the grasslands?
grass grows naturally it uses the weather to grow
What type of plants grow in grasslands?
Mostly grass and trees.
Shurbs probably begin to disappear when the pines grow tall because?
If the pine is very tall, the pine cover the bushes and the bushes don't obtained the sunlight, very important for the life and growth.
What are the producers in the habitat?
broken sticks shurbs elk caribou nematodes
Does a blazing star grow in the grassland?
A: yes Blazing stars do grow in grasslands.
What does mean shurbs?
The term "shurbs" appears to be a misspelling or misinterpretation of "shrubs," which refers to woody plants that are smaller than trees and typically have multiple stems. Shrubs are commonly used in landscaping and gardening for their aesthetic appeal, providing structure, privacy, and habitat for wildlife. If "shurbs" is intended to mean something else, please provide additional context for clarification.
