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A person who sells flowers are called flower seller or a florist.

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There are light purple or lavender roses, and even roses called "purple splash" that are part purple and have small and few petals. As for the traditional looking Tea Rose that is Purple?...not yet.

It seems Blue and Purple are the most difficult colors to create in roses.

Happy Gardening,

Coach Dave

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Both need water and sunlight, and both have an odor. Roses bloom yearly, while Fortune Plants may only bloom now and then or never.

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Photosynthesis is the synthesis of using sunlight as the source of energy and with the aid of chlorophyll and associated pigments. Also, photo means light from the loan-translation of German.

A synonym for photosynthesis could be light construction.

Carbon assimilation is synonym for photosynthesis

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The rose is a type of flowering shrub and the scientific name for purple roses is Rosa.The flowers of the rose grow in many different colors, from the well-known red rose to yellow roses and sometimes white or purple roses.

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no its not

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Anemone is another name for windflower.

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Its characterized by an erect stem sprouting from a scaly bulb, numerous narror sessily leaves, and one or more large and erect or nodding flowers.

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A florist calls many flowers on one stem a "spray"; for example spray mums or spray roses.

A botanist would call a number of flowers on one stem an "inflorescence" and then use other words to describe how exactly the flowers are arranged on the stem, such as "spike" (ex. snapdragons), "panicle" (ex. blue flax) or "umbel" (ex. yarrow).

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You'd have to ask the person who sent them to you to know for sure, but my interpretation would be that the red roses represent love, while the single pink rose could mean that out of a sea of potential loves, you are 'the one'.

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Yes, although only when the water is clear and shallow enough for sunlight to travel through the water to plants like algae helping them survive. However, some algea species are able to live further down and photosynthesize. Rhodophyta, red algea, is able to photosynthesize because of a pigment called phycoerythrin which allows them to absorb more blue light wavelengths. The fact that it can absorb blue light is important these shorter wavelengths are able to penetrate into the water further.

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In gardens, greenhouses and farms.

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Mint is a natural plant, so it's probably been around for millions of years.

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there ever were but once you get to 14 15 is hard to find

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yes. of course! blue orchids can be made by putting a white orchid plant into a bottle of blue-coloured water, then observe it by a few days later. IT WILL TURN BLUE! try it!

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not at all, if anything it would be worse for the plant

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Yes

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Is this serial number is real?

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Maybe a Bald Eagle or a huge muscle a muscle or a weight a muscle or a weight

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Pistil and stamen .