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Does a buttercup plant produce seed?
Cows eat them so they can become meat ,dairy foods, bees use them to make .
How many ovules must be fertilized for a flower to produce 10 seeds?
generally one ovule is converted in to one seed after fertilization so 10 seeds 10 ovules must be fertilized.
Is a seed coat the same as the seed membrane?
No, a seed coat and seed membrane are not the same. The seed coat is the hard outer layer of a seed that protects the embryo inside, while the seed membrane is a thin layer that surrounds the embryo within the seed coat.
Why do germinating seeds produce more carbon dioxide than dry seeds?
Germinating seeds produce more carbon dioxide because the process of germination involves the breakdown of stored food reserves in the seed through respiration. This metabolic activity requires oxygen and generates carbon dioxide as a byproduct. Dry seeds do not undergo active metabolic processes, so they do not produce as much carbon dioxide.
Why does fungi reproduce sexually?
Strawberries can produce either sexually (produce flowers and seed) or asexually by producing runners and offset plants. In normal circumstances when water and nutrients are plenty the plant will produce via runners, as this is a very fast method of reproduction; however in times of drought or when food is low the plants will produce flowers, fruit and seeds as seed is a more stable form of reproduction. Seed can lay dormant until the climate is right (more water and nutrients) and then germinate. Normally (modern) circumstances the fruit of the strawberry plant is removed and eaten (normally by humans), so the seed never has a chance to ripen and develop.
Why do tomatoes produce seeds?
Tomatoes produce seed so that it doesn't get extinct .
How you can produce cucumber seed from haploid plant?
by putting a cucumber seed jean inside of the haploid plant so it will produce cucumber
Is tomato a seed plant?
it does produce seeds. so um yes it is a seed plant.
Do grass produce seed?
No I don't think so
Whats is the Difference between hybrid and gas powered car?
Growing plants can be complicated enough, but technical terms can make growing plants even more confusing.Hybrid seeds are produced by companies through careful pollination of two specific varieties. Normally, this highly selective plant breeding is done to bring together two traits in each of the chosen varieties so that the resulting seed has both of the traits.Non-hybrid seeds are also called open-pollinated seeds or heirloom seeds. Non-hybrid seeds come from plants that are naturally pollinated. Some of these varieties have been around for centuries. Non-hybrid seeds will produce plants whose seeds will produce more plants that look the same as the parent plant.Buy hybrid seed at sakura seedContact us - 91-8884261708
Why opera is so expensive to produce?
chuck noriss
What is the future of hybrid cars?
I believe the future of hybrid cars is very positive. With gas being so expensive, they are a great cost effective alternative to regular vehicles using gas.
How are hybrid cars made?
It is made out of plastic so you can produce it and help the environment. Plastic is bad for the environment.
What is the comparison between a hybrid and a gas car?
Hybrid cars tend to put off less emissions, making them an environmentally friendly choice. Gas is very expensive, so after the initial investment, a hybrid is a better fiscal choice as well.
Do young plant produce seed?
Well not all plants produce seeds because they are different kinds of plants , so some can and some can not produce seeds .
Best Hybrid Vehicles?
Are you out there trying to find the best hybrid vehicles up for purchase? If so, there are a few designs you should consider. The Ford Escape Hybrid will cost you around $30,000 and is a great deal. The Toyota Highlander Hybrid is another popular hybrid car of choice. This hybrid is a bit more expensive and will cost you around $40,000. It is more powerful than the Ford hybrid though.
Why can you not plant your own roundup ready seed that you grew?
Assuming you received the original seed legally, you signed a legally binding agreement with the supplier (and, by affiliation, with Monsanto Co.) that you would not do so. Monsanto wants to protect their research investment and so have come up with this method to try to prevent anyone stealing their technology. Other than the legal agreement, there is no botanical reason why you couldn't plant your non-hybrid harvested seeds such as soybeans. Harvested hybrid corn, though, will not produce the same plant as the original F1 hybrid. You would not be very pleased with its field performance, though it would still be glyphosate-resistant.
