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How many petals are in a dicot plant?
A dicot has 5 petals
How many petals a euphorbia flower has?
Euphorbia flower does not have petals.
How many petals does a periwinkle has?
there are 5 petals on a periwinkle
How many petals are in raspberry flower?
white corolla 5 petals
How many petals does a daylily have?
A daylily typically has 6 petals, arranged in 2 layers of 3 petals each.
How did snap dragons get there name?
Snapdragons get their name because when you pinch the back of them, the two petals separate. When you let go, the two petals "snap" back together, thus earning the name "snapdragon".
What color are snapdragons?
Antirrhinums (snapdragons) come in many colours.
What are some examples of annual flowers?
The types that you should look for that look highly visually appealing, are flowers such as Petunias, Snapdragons, or Sunflowers. Petunias are a nice pink or purple color, Snapdragons are a vibrant orange color, and Sunflowers have bright yellow petals.
Do snapdragons eat flies?
No Snapdragons are not a carnivorous plant or flower.
What is a special need of snapdragons?
Which is a special need of snapdragons?.
How many petals does a marigold flower have?
42 petals
Where do snapdragons grow?
You grow snapdragons at herb patches through the farming skill/
How many petals does a pyrethrum have?
A pyrethrum flower typically has 13 petals.
How many petals and sepals does sampaguita have?
100 petals
How many petals does a scarlet carnation have?
It may have as many as 40 petals.
How does snapdragons grow?
Actually, snapdragons aren't necessarily outdoor plants. They can grow either indoors or outdoors... Snapdragons grow just like any other flower.
What do snapdragons look like?
A snap-dragon is a flower with only two petals that form an enclosure. The top petal is sort of horned and resembles the cranium of some types of dragons (if you have an imagination). The lower petal resembles a broad and thick lower jaw. Bees are required to pry apart the two petals to get inside to the stamens and nectar. Once inside the petals enclose them but not seriously, the bee can always pry her way back out.
