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what family are in solanaceae? - Correct Answer-tabacco, tomatoes eggplant, peppers, potato What plants are in the Asteraceae? - Correct Answer-Sunflower, dandelion, lettuce Brassicaceae - Correct Answer-Mustard family, cabbage, beet, cauliflower Lamiaceae - Correct Answer-Mint family (black sage) Theaceae - Correct Answer-tea family (green, white, and black tea) aquifoliaceae - Correct Answer-Holly Family (yerba mate) lauraceae - Correct Answer-Laurel Family (bay leaves) Po...

what family are in solanaceae? - Answer tabacco, tomatoes eggplant, peppers, potato What plants are in the Asteraceae? - Answer Sunflower, dandelion, lettuce Brassicaceae - Answer Mustard family, cabbage, beet, cauliflower Lamiaceae - Answer Mint family (black sage) Theaceae - Answer tea family (green, white, and black tea) aquifoliaceae - Answer Holly Family (yerba mate)

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IPM pest control strategy that uses a combination of techniques to reduce pest pops to economically acceptable levels. Focuses on the long-term prevention or suppression of pest problems. uses cultural, biological, physical, and mechanical methods in site specific combiations. Pesticides only used when careful field moniotring, based on economic threshold levels, indicates they are needed. Main aim is to control only the harmful pest without affecting beneficial and non-target organsism, human ...

How were the first cells discovered? - Answer by Robert Hooke when making sections of cork and looking at them under a microscope Why are both the bristlecone pine and the quaking aspen considered the "longest living" plant? - Answer they are a "population" or single organism aspen - bc they propagate themselves by having new shoots coming up from the roots and the older part dies off, if you consider it one organism rather than a population What is Arabidopsis thaliana and what ar...

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Alliaceae garlic, onion, leek, chives Amaranthaceae beets, spinach 00:00 Amaryllidaceae daffodil, amaryllis Anacardiaceae cashew, poison ivy, poison oak, pistacho, mango Apiaceae parsley, dill, cilantro, celery, carrot, fennel, cumin Asclepiadaceae milkweed, oleander, vinca Araceae taro, arum, duckweed Areaceae coconut, palm Asphodelaceae aloe vera, red hot poker Asteraceae dandelion, daisy, aster, thistle, sunflower, artichoke. Thi...

Herb An herb is a non-woody, annual/perennial as long as stems form no appreciable wood. The leafy part is used in cooking. These are usually found in temperate zones (Europe and the Mediterranean) Spice A spice is the non-leafy part of the plant used in cooking. It can be the bark, fruit, seeds, or roots. These are usually found in the tropics. Difference Between Herbs and Spices herbs are grown in temperate climates and the leafy parts are used, while spices are grown in tropi...

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