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Which plant is a national symbol of NZ?
The Silver fern is an unofficial national symbol of New Zealand.
What chemical symbol is the symbol for molybdenum?
The molybdenum chemical symbol is Mo.
What is the symbol for the word after?
The symbol for "after" is '>'.
What is the symbol of cellulose?
there is no symbol for it
What is the chemical symbol for arsenic?
The symbol for arsenic is AS.
How many teams are in NFL?
The correct answer is 32 teams. An easy way to remember this is by looking at the NFL symbol flag. It has 8 stars all together and 4 stars on each side of the flag. Then, multiply 8x4 and you get, 32 teams. :) Sincerely, LadyGagaTelephone
What symbol of New Zealand is used by several of its national sports teams?
The symbole is a silver fern leaf. It is a leaf of the tree fern Cyathea dealbata.
Which plant is a national symbol of NZ?
The Silver fern is an unofficial national symbol of New Zealand.
What is the stock symbol of the Boston Red Sox?
The Red Sox are privately owned, and do not issue stock.
Why is the french football symbol a cockerel?
it is used as a national emblem, especially in sports. It is supposed to be a reference to the time of the Gaulish tribes, but the rooster is also a symbol used in Catholicism and so still adorns French church belfries.
What teams ar?
There are a variety of types of teams out there. For example, there are many soccer teams, football teams, and Baseball teams. There are also hockey teams, Lacrosse teams, and more.
What is a gallic rooster?
The Gallic Rooster is a symbol. Also known as the coq gaulois it is a symbol or stylized portrayal of the French nation and its history. It often appears on official seals. The Gallic Rooster also represents France in international sporting events, acting as the mascot for many French sports teams.
What teams are there?
There are a variety of types of teams out there. For example, there are many soccer teams, football teams, and baseball teams. There are also hockey teams, lacrosse teams, and more.
Why do teams exchange country flags before the match starts at the world cup?
They are not flags, but rather pennants. From what I could find, the teams exchange the pennants and bring back to their host nations/practice facilities to display who was played in past World Cups. It is basically done for tradition, but seems to be a symbol of respect for the game.
I mean how many teams were there when he won his?
1974 - 26 teams 1975 - 26 teams 1978 - 28 teams 1979 - 28 teams
Is there more football teams or baseball teams?
There is more football teams than baseball teams, football has 32 and baseball has 30
Describe the four types of teams.?
Manager-Led Work teams Self-Managing Teams Self-Directing Teams Self-Governing Teams
