yes
A man named Tiger Jones was thought to have cross pollinated a Mediterranean Pond Lily with that of a Northern Canadian Eskimo Lily in 1845 to create what we now know as the Tiger Lily.
Some compound nouns for the word 'tiger' are: Bengal tiger Detroit Tigers (baseball team) tiger-eye (gemstone) tiger fish tiger lily Tiger Woods
heterotroph
A heterotroph is an organism or cell that cannot make its own food. In a word, it is not self-sufficient. The common heterotroph that everybody sees are animals. Animals must eat other organisms to survive. Unlike plants, which are autotrophs, the opposite of heterotrophs, they have no method to produce its own nutrients.
An elephant is a heterotroph, meaning it eats plants and other animals to obtain food. Autotrophs are organisms like plants that are able to produce their own food.
there autotroph
You might get an orange tiger lily, or a red lily with white stripes.
An autotroph is an organism that can make it's own food such as plants and trees. Something that has to hunt and kill it's food is called a heterotroph. Tigers are heterotrophs.
the shape of a tiger lily is like a squid
Tiger Lily Records was created in 1998.
A man named Tiger Jones was thought to have cross pollinated a Mediterranean Pond Lily with that of a Northern Canadian Eskimo Lily in 1845 to create what we now know as the Tiger Lily.
Tiger Lily - UK band - was created in 1973.
Tiger Lily
Yes. It's scientific name is Lilium Bulbiferum and it's commonly named Orange/Fire/Tiger Lily.
I tiger Lily is ... a Peter Pan character: Lily la tigresse a flower (Botanic) = un lys lancifolium, lilium lancifolium
The cast of The Tiger Lily - 1913 includes: Florence Foley Edith Halleran as Nina Charles Kent James Morrison Julia Swayne Gordon as Cleo, the Tiger Lily Princess the Tiger as Princess the Tiger Earle Williams as Henry
Princess Tiger Lily, she was also given another name, Aaya, in the Neverland miniseries.