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Do Sierra Leone have a national plant?
Yes, Sierra Leone does have a national plant, which is the Cotton Tree (Ceiba pentandra). The Cotton Tree is a significant symbol in Sierra Leonean culture and history. It is also the national emblem of Sierra Leone.
What is namibia's national plant?
The welwitschia mirabilis is Namibia's national plant. It is a unique plant found mostly in the Namib desert and can live for over 1,000 years.
What is the national fish for Kenya?
The national fish of Kenya is the tilapia. It was designated as a national symbol because of its importance in the country's aquaculture industry and its popularity as a food source.
What is the symbol for the genotype of true breeding tall plants short is Dominant?
if we assume tall plant <T> & short plant as< t> genotype of tall plant ; TT genotype of short plant ; tt
What is the National flower of Barcelona?
The National flower of Barcelona is the Red Carnation. It is a symbol of the city's culture and tradition, often seen in festivals and celebrations.
What animal is a national symbol of NZ?
The kiwi
What is the plant symbol for Mexico?
The dahlia is Mexico's national plant.
What is the national plant symbol of Spain?
Spain's national flower is a carnation flower.
Which is the bird used as a symbol of NZ?
It is the Kiwi.
What is Belgium's country plant?
I guess you mean a plant that is most famous or most common in Belgium? There is no such national symbol in Belgium.
What are the names of at three NZ Political parties in nz?
Labour, National, Green
A national park in NZ starting with you?
Urewera National Park.
What is NZ first national park?
in fiordland
How many national parks are there in nz?
14
What is Bolivia's national symbol?
The national symbol is a llama.
What is the name of the plant that is New Zealand''s national symbol?
Silver Fern, also the name of their netball team
What is the symbol of Rhododendron?
Rhododendrons are the national symbol of Nepal. Being a weaker type of plant, Rhododendrons die easily and is usually symbolized as death or decay in Northlandic religions.
