A) Ovate B) Lanceolate C) Cordate D) Spatulate
A) Serrated B) Lobbed C) Wavy D) Smooth
A) Red B) Purple C) Yellow D) Green
A) Erect stem B) Basal rosette C) Climbing vine D) Woody shrub
A) Raceme B) Umbel C) Composite D) Solitary
A) Purple B) White C) Yellow D) Blue
A) Cone B) Blowball C) Acorn D) Pod
A) Fibrous B) Adventitious C) Taproot D) Tuberous
A) Whorled B) Neither, basal rosette C) Alternately D) Oppositely
A) Taraxacum officinale B) Plantago major C) Rumex crispus D) Urtica dioica
A) Purple stems B) Hairless leaves C) Hairy leaves D) Red veins
A) Deserts B) Lawns and fields C) Dense forests D) Aquatic environments
A) 5-6 feet B) 3-4 feet C) 2-12 inches D) 1-2 feet
A) Biennial B) Annual C) Perennial D) Annual-Biennial
A) Fuel B) Fabric Dye C) Building Material D) Salads
A) Winter B) Spring C) Autumn D) Summer
A) Cloudy weather B) Cold weather C) Rainy weather D) Hot weather
A) Leaves B) Seed head (mature) C) Flowers D) Roots
A) Vitamin A B) Vitamin B12 C) Vitamin D D) Vitamin C
A) Digestive aid B) Pain reliever C) Antiseptic D) Cough suppressant
A) Late spring B) Late fall C) Mid summer D) Early spring
A) Blanch them B) Freeze them C) Dehydrate them D) Boil them for a long time
A) Waterlogged soil B) Sandy soil C) Clay soil D) Well-drained soil
A) Taproot B) Serrated leaves C) Hairy leaves D) Yellow flowers
A) Making rope B) Making wine C) Making paper D) Making glue
A) False B) Sometimes C) It is unknown D) True
A) Seeds B) Cuttings C) Grafting D) Layering
A) Rabbits B) Lions C) Sharks D) Snakes
A) Small size B) Tough texture C) Sweet smell D) Bright green color
A) Areas treated with pesticides B) Sunny areas C) Areas with well-drained soil D) Areas with many other dandelions |