Sally wants to study the distribution of

dandelions in her lawn. How should she

begin her investigation?

A Count all the dandelions she sees.

B Divide the lawn into grids and chart

the location of each dandelion.

C Sketch several dandelions to see if they

are different from each other.

D Compare roses to dandelions in order

to have a control group.

Question

Cassie Jefferson

Physics

3 December, 07:33

Sally wants to study the distribution of

dandelions in her lawn. How should she

begin her investigation?

A Count all the dandelions she sees.

B Divide the lawn into grids and chart

the location of each dandelion.

C Sketch several dandelions to see if they

are different from each other.

D Compare roses to dandelions in order

to have a control group.

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Answers (1)

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Ashlee Salinas · Answer 1

A) Count all the dandelions she sees.

Explanation:

Dandelions grow from seeds and do not spread asexually from stolons or runner; they have a single tap root. However, they can and do reproduce asexually by seed. They are capable of producing viable seed without need of cross-fertilization, a process known as "apomixis".