The common sunflower, Helianthus annuus, is a versatile plant cultivated for its seeds, which provide edible oil and serve as livestock feed. Native to North America and domesticated for its nutritional value, the sunflower has a significant role in agriculture. With a stable conservation status, it's also an ornamental favorite, adding beauty to gardens worldwide. Its historical journey from the Americas to global cultivation highlights its economic and cultural importance.
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Scientific name of common sunflower
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Family classification of common sunflower
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Difference between wild and cultivated sunflowers
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The plant known as ______ belongs to the dicotyledons, characterized by having two ______ leaves.
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The term 'Helianthus' comes from Greek, meaning '' and '', which reflects the flower's tendency to track the sunlight.
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Origin of common sunflower
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Sunflower's European introduction
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Global leaders in sunflower production
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The common ______ is classified as ______ ______ by the IUCN, showing a stable population in the wild.
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Historically, the species has been known by different names, such as ______, ______, and ______, due to its complex classification history.
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Helianthus annuus seed uses
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Sunflower in ornamental horticulture
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