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In "Sunflower Seed," the protagonist reflects on memories of their father, who often recounted stories about ghosts and the supernatural. These anecdotes instilled a sense of wonder and fear, highlighting the father’s belief in the unseen world. The memories evoke nostalgia and a longing for connection, as the protagonist grapples with the complexities of their relationship with their dad. Ultimately, these reflections intertwine themes of memory, loss, and the impact of storytelling on identity.
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What seed will grow first a sunflower seed or a tomato seed?
sunflower
Is sunflower seed are fruite?
A sunflower seed is an achene which means a simple dry fruit. The sunflower seed are referred to as the fruit of the Sunflower because it is produce by the plant.
Do you crack a sunflower seed when you plant it?
There is no need to do this with domesticated sunflower seed.
When do sunflower seed germinate?
in late spring,sunflower seed will germinate
What do the seeds of a sunflower do?
The shell of a sunflower which is white and black striped protects the seed inside of it. The seed, if planted becomes a sunflower plant.
Is sunflower seed a monocot seed?
No, it is a dicot.
Why are commercial sunflower seeds that are still in their shells not referred to as seeds?
A sunflower seed is the fruit of the sunflower. The seed is referred to as a achene when it is inside of its shell or pericarp.
Can one sunflower seed produce multiple sunflower blossoms?
it depends on the type of sunflower
What type of seed flies away?
sunflower seed
What was U.S. sunflower seed production in 2000?
U.S. sunflower seed production was 3.54 billion pounds in 2000
What was U.S. sunflower seed production in 2002?
U.S. sunflower seed production was 2.49 billion pounds in 2002
Is sunflower seed good for cholesterol?
yes sunflower is useful in cholesterol
