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Small plant with clover leaves and little yellow flowers also considered a weed?
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Creeping wood sorrel (Oxalis corniculata) The plant is indeed a weed, with the foliage resembling green or purple clover, with a small yellow flower. The seed pods are expolsive and can reach distances up to 10 feet! More info at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxalis_corniculata.
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Do lilacs reproduce sexually?
Yes lilacs do flower and have seeds. Therefore it reproduces sexually. When the flower dies, it leaves behind seeds where the little flowers were.
How many leaves does a flower have?
there are usually 15 oval petals
What are the five parts of a plant?
Type your answer hereRoots -> Take in water and food (mineral salts) from soil. Anchors plants. The roots of a plant are spread out.Stem -> "Like a straw", transports water through plant. Raises the height of flowers and leaves. Brings closer to light. Structural. The stem is made up of little tubes.Leaves -> Different shapes. Almost always green but sometimes covered with another colour such as red. Green substance in leaves -> chlorophyll. Leaves make food for the plant. To do this they need the water and mineral salts obtained from the soil. They are carried inside little veins in the leaf. To make food leaves also need sunshine and CO2.Flowers - > Flowers produce seeds which form new plants.Space and warmth also needed for a plant to grow....
How does sunlight affect leaves?
Sunlight per se has little affect on the leaves in fall; hours of daylight do have an affect.
Is a liverwort an angiosperm?
Yes, Grasses have many little flowers bunched together, and having flowers is the major distinguishing characteristic of angiosperms. They are monocots. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monocots Angiosperms are vascular plants. They have stems, roots, and leaves. Unlike gymnosperms such as conifers and cycads, angiosperm's seeds are found in a flower. Angiosperm eggs are fertilized and develop into a seed in an ovary that is usually in a flower. The flowers of angiosperms have male or female reproductive organs http://www.nhptv.org/natureworks/nwep14f.htm
How much is a 4 leaf clover worth?
A four leaf clover is a mutation of the standard clover which typically has 3 leaves. Because of its rarity, it is considered "lucky" by some. Monetarily it has little value. Some shops dealing in superstitious lore do sell four leaf clovers. So, yes, it does have value to some.
A plant that starts with k The plant has little leaves and a variety of colored flowers?
kumquat
How do you say clover in Irish?
seamair (clover) [shammir] seamróg(little clover, shamrock) [sham-róg]
What does the shamrock mean in Gaelic?
Little clover
Does bluebonnets have flowers?
The bluebonnet(also known as the buffalo clover and the wolf flower) look like small, blue bonnets that a lady would wear in the olden days to keep the sun off her head while working
How tall is a three leaf clover?
I would say about an inch. Maybe a little less, but it depends on the clover.
Do lilacs reproduce sexually?
Yes lilacs do flower and have seeds. Therefore it reproduces sexually. When the flower dies, it leaves behind seeds where the little flowers were.
What do griffes eat?
Giraffes are plant eaters. They like to eat leaves from trees, flowers, and fruits. They will also eat vines and very little grass.
How does it catch its food?
well i doesn't catch its food it finds its food because it eats leaves and flowers because i caught one today so i figured use a cap as a bowl for water fill a little so it wont drown and their but lady bugs only eat leaves and flowers
What are the parts of alfalfa?
Seeds, flowers, and leaves of the alfalfa plant can be used for food.
Are little flowers big or little?
Little flowers are little but they can have big color. There are several sizes, shapes, colors, and species of flowers making each one unique in their own way.
Origin of word shamrock?
The word "shamrock" comes from the Irish word "seamair óg," which means "young clover." It refers to a type of three-leafed clover that is considered a symbol of Ireland and is traditionally associated with St. Patrick's Day.
