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Green and bendable grass stems typically belong to the family Poaceae, commonly known as grasses. These stems are characterized by their flexibility and resilience, allowing them to sway with the wind or bend under pressure without breaking. Common examples include species like fescue, bluegrass, and Bermuda grass. Their green color indicates healthy chlorophyll presence, which is essential for photosynthesis.
What else can I help you with?
Which plants do not have stems?
The example are:potato,strawberries,grass and the kind of shrubs
What kind of grass do sheeps eat?
The green kind.
What kind of grass does a prairie dogs eat?
green
What kind of grasses does the grasshopper eat?
green grass
What kind of grass is mini golf green?
Probably fake grass, like that they put in the football stadiums.
What type of grass grows best in red clay?
the green kind
What kind of grass does a sheep eat?
There is no specific kind of grass that goats eat, so yes, sheep can eat any kind of grass a goat eats.
What kind of uk snake has a green body with yellow head?
A young common grass snake
What kind of grass does green lizards eat in your backyard?
Really to tell you the truth. All types.
How do you get your lawn to maintain one green color and not several?
You seed it with one kind of grass, -not several.
What kind of grass do you need to grow a putting green?
Creeping bentgrass grass is the recommended species for putting greens. It can be purchased at seed supply houses.
What kind of leaves do tapirs eat?
Fruit, berries and tender green shoots
