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Sunflowers
The Sunflower, Helianthus annuus is an annual flower of the Americas best known for its bright yellow petals and delicious seeds.
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What is the chemical structure of sunflower methyl ester and pongamia methyl ester?
it when .............. somting and somthing are put togather
Is sunflowers good or bad for a horse?
Black oil sunflower seeds (BOSS) are often fed to horses. However, there is a severe risk of choke associated with doing so, so many vets recommend they NOT be fed to horses.
Black oil sunflower seeds (BOSS) are often fed to horses. However, there is a severe risk of choke associated with doing so, so many vets recommend they NOT be fed to horses.
if you do happen to whant to feed to your horse make you soke them for 2 whole days and over night
What makes sunflower seeds to smell and taste like paint?
Sunflower seed oil is used to make fine art paint.
Why does Russians always eat sunflower seeds?
Russia is the foremost producer country of sunflower seeds in the world. Therefore eating sunflower seeds became one of the popular culture of Russia from generations to generations.
Why do sunflowers make you happy?
sunflowers help you to have a great sence of humoure if you need it if your mother did not give you it
Will sunflower seed grow faster in water or saltwater?
a mint or probably any plant grows faster with freshwater\regular water than salt water.
Will a daisy will grow faster than a sunflower seed?
Generally, sunflowers tend to grow faster than daisies. Sunflower seeds usually germinate within 7-10 days and can reach full height in about 70-100 days, depending on the variety. In contrast, daisies often take longer to germinate and establish themselves, typically ranging from 14-21 days for germination and several months to reach maturity. Therefore, if you're looking for quicker growth, sunflowers are usually the better option.
When was The Sunflower created?
This implies sunflowers were created by man. They were not. They evolved naturally. You can perhaps try to search for how long ago they evolved, but you may not find a clear answer to that question (they didn't just one day appear, it was a gradual process).
Why are sunflowers important to us?
It is important to us because they are healthy and they have alot of oils
Is sunflower plant is shrub or herb?
First let us know the difference between shrub and herb:
- Herbs are shorter than shrubs.
- Herbs don't have multiple stems while shrubs have multiple branches.
- There are about 3 groups of herbs while there are four groups of shrubs.
- Herbs can be grown beneath the shrubs whereas shrubs cannot be grown in such a way.
- Herbs are called as rootstock whereas herbs are referred to as woody plant.
Accordingly, The common sunflower is an annual herb with a rough hairy stem 1-4.5 metres high, broad, coarsely toothed, rough leaves 7.5-30 cm long, and heads of flowers 7.5-15 cm wide in wild specimens and often 30 cm or more in cultivated types.
Why is sunflower seed important?
Uses for sunflowers (Helianthus annuus) seeds include the following:
- As a food used raw, baked, roasted, salted or not salted.
- Can be used for feeding seed-eating birds.
- Can be made into butter (like peanut butter) or made into bread.
- Oil is extracted for cooking, margarine and biodiesel.
- When oil is extracted, the remaining "cake" can be used for cattle food.
Do you have to cook sunflower seeds before eating?
No you don't; raw sunflower seeds are edible. Many people do prefer to cook them, however.
Do roasted seeds lose the enzymes?
Yes, roasting seeds can lead to a loss of enzymes due to the high temperatures involved in the process. Enzymes are proteins that can be denatured and rendered inactive when exposed to heat. While roasting can enhance flavor and improve digestibility, it may also reduce the nutritional benefits associated with raw seeds, including their enzyme content.
What are all the different flavors of sunflower seeds?
So far there are four different types of sunflower seeds, that i know of. You have:
- Ranch
- BBQ,
- dill pickles
- Salted (Regular)
Do bees help polinate sunflowers?
Yes. Although if the sunflowers are grown using systemic insecticides, such as Bayer's Clothianidin, the bees will almost certainly die from neonicotinoid poisoning.
How many points do sunflower seeds have?
The actual seed of the sunflower might be all black, or black with white stripes. Its shape is similar to a long triangle with soft edges; therefore, sunflower seeds have one point which is opposite a rounded edged base (seed scar location).
What causes allergies to sunflower seeds?
The following are types of allergies that could be caused by the sunflower plant.
- Pollen Allergy: runny nose, congestion, itchy eyes, tearing, facial swelling and some people may have asthma symptoms
- Seed and Oil Allergy: can cause anaphylactic shock.
- Honey Allergy: there is a rare allergy to honey that contains sunflower pollen
Is spitting a sunflower seed on the ground which is biodegradable consider litering?
I think it varies on the interpretation of the law in your state about littering. But I'm sure most places they will not care that you do it.
My advice check and found out if you feel un-comfortable about doing it there and see what the law says about it
