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What is the botanical name of daffodil?
The botanical name of the daffodil is Narcissus. This genus includes various species and hybrids commonly known for their trumpet-shaped flowers and prominent crown. Daffodils are part of the Amaryllidaceae family and are often associated with springtime.
What coloured part of the eye shares its name with the name of a flower?
The iris
What flower shares its name with a part of the eyeball?
iris
What fish shares its name with a part of your foot?
sole
Who shares part of his name with a US state?
George Washington
What marionette pig shares name with a human body part?
hamstring
What state shares Canada's name?
No state uses the name Canada, or even part of it.
Which flower shares its name with a part of a eye?
iris
Which Harry Potter character shares part of his name with a athenian legislator?
Draco Malfoy
What state shares part of it's name with its northern neighbor?
South Carolina or South Dakota.
How many stamens does a daffodil flower have?
A calyx (the outermost part of the flower) is made up of individual sepals. They protect the flower in bud and support the flower in bloom. The daffodil has 1 calyx made up of 3 sepals which join with the petals to form a tube that is characteristic of the daffodil.
What miniature general shares his name with a body part?
The miniature general that shares his name with a body part is Napoleon Bonaparte. His name is often associated with "Napoleon," which can refer to the "napoleon" or the part of the body known as the "navel" in a playful context. The term "miniature general" also alludes to his iconic stature and larger-than-life presence in history despite being of shorter height.
