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What is it called when meteoroid gets close to the ground and burns up?
when it is close to the ground, it is a meteor when it hits the ground, it is called a meteorite
What makes seeds when combined with a flower's eggs?
This tiny grain is called pollen grain.
What is collection of grains called?
A collection of grains is commonly referred to as a "grain harvest" or simply "grains." In agricultural contexts, it may also be called a "grain crop." Additionally, when stored together, they can be referred to as a "grain bin" or "grain silo."
What is it called when a lump of rock or metal burns before reaching the ground?
It's just called burning up. It does not have a special name.
What part of a cave rises up from the ground?
The formation in a cave that rises from the floor are called stalagmites
What is ground grain?
ground grain is grain (aka wheat, barley or other) that is ground up between to hard things to make flour.
What is ground up to flour?
Any grain can be ground into flour but the most common grain used is wheat.
What do you call a finely ground meal of grain?
It is called flour.
What is another name for ground grain?
Another name for ground grain is flour.
What is grain corn?
Corn grain id ground up corn.If you were a redneck,you'd know that
What is the difference between ground rice and semolina?
Ground rice is from the rice grain. Semolina is from the wheat grain. Semolina is the one that has gluten.
What is it called when meteoroid gets close to the ground and burns up?
when it is close to the ground, it is a meteor when it hits the ground, it is called a meteorite
A building where wheat is ground to make flour?
In the US, it's called a "mill", due to the fact that the action of grinding into flour is called "milling".
What makes seeds when combined with a flower's eggs?
This tiny grain is called pollen grain.
Grain intended to be or that has been ground?
grist
What is a grain storage tower called?
A grain storage building is called a silo, a grain bin, or a hopper.
How do you distinguish flour?
By which grain it comes from, and how finely ground it is.
