The "hairs" inside an ear of corn are corn silk.
Mother's hair, Indian corn, maize jagnog, Turkish corn, yu mi xu, and stigmata maydis.
hair follicle
Err... Hair cells on inside, hair follicles on the outside.
Yes, corn is an angiosperm. Angiosperms are flowering plants that produce seeds enclosed within a fruit, and corn fits this description as it produces seeds (kernels) inside the husk.
Popcorn pops because the corn kernels contain water - which turns into steam when heated. Because corn kernels are tightly sealed, the steam can't get through and it creates pressure inside them, which eventually makes them pop.
It depends on what you mean, the inside of the seed, inside of the cob? The inside the seed is called the germ. Or do you mean the corn on your big toe?
ears of corn
a corn kernel
The protective structure of corn is the hairs and the husk.
corn on the cob
CORN
An ear of corn.
Corn on the cop.
It isn't hair, it is called cornsilk, and grows between the kernels.
Stop flinging your corn at your brother!What the Americans call corn, we British call sweetcorn.The corn fields are growing nicely.He spoke too soon. A sudden plague of locusts devoured his entire field of corn.
Use corn starch for oily hair.
yes