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What is oxgen most commonly found in?
Oxygen is most commonly found in trees and plants.
How exactly do dandelions reproduce I mean is it asexual if so is it budding binary fission etc or is it sexual?
Like most flowers, dandelions reproduce with the help of insects who pollinate the flower, transferring pollen from the male part of the flower to the female part of the flower. The flower is then able to produce seeds to make new flowers.
Plants are most commonly preserved through this process?
Plants are most commonly preserved through the process of seed gathering. Plants are also preserved through drying when the plants are needed for herbs and or medicines.
What ingredients were used most commonly in commonly Tudor times?
herbs flowers and plants
Which abiotic factor is most important for the growth of dandelions?
The abiotic factor most important for the growth of dandelions is the level of light intensity. I know this for a fact because I have recently used a quadrat to estimate the abundance of dandelions along a metre transect in Biology, and the abundance of dandelions were greater in the areas with most light. I hope this helps :)
What plant is most commonly used for grafting and budding?
Roses and fruit trees are the most commonly budded and grafted plants.
How many dandelions are left?
Around the world there are Billions of dandelions-they are the most abundant weed in the U.S. Hope I helped :D
What is the most common turf grass weed?
Dandelions.
What is the most effective weed killer for dandelions?
Monterey weed killer is great for dandelions, but be sure to take precautions if you have young children or dogs.
What colour flowers do bees most visit?
yellow dandelions
How does dandelions eliminate waste?
Most of the dandelion plants grow in places that we will mow every two weeks or so, but only after the dandelions have gone to seed. We want to keep dandelions around the garden because we value the pollinators that they attract. The bees need the dandelions as an early source of nectar and pollen, but the dandelions do not need the bees. They can reproduce by a process called apomixis, the seeds developing without pollination. Each new dandelion is thus genetically identical to the parent plant. Dandelions brighten the early spring landscape. Together with the carpets of bluets that flower at the same time, dandelions turn otherwise uninspiring expanses of lawn into mosaics of color and texture.
Where were dandelions found?
Dandelions are originally from Europe, but they are on most continents and all over the United States and Europe in temperate areas.
