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Question #34
I have one last answer to find out of 80 questions in a quiz and I am stumped, or knackered and ready for bed.
Q. Apart from being plants, what have Dahlia, Fuchsia and Forsythia got in common. PS. I don't think it is because they all end in ia :confused: |
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Is it that they all flower in July or that there is a flower that contains all those words in it's name?
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Not sure but isn't it something to do with them being named after the person that "found" them ie Dahlia = Dahl etc
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Have just noticed me and Ramrod trying to prove we're not completely :dunce:
and probably failing miserably :erm: again :D |
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Anders Dahl (1751-1789) Swedish botanist William Forsyth (1737-1804) British botanist Leonard Fuchs (1501-66), German botanist And the IA was added to their surnames to make the names of the flowers. :) |
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*cough* see post 4 *cough*
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Think Debsy should take the credit here as she did hit the nail on the head before me. I just merely added their names and dates. :D |
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I think we can call honours even Carlingman :tu:
repped you for your superior brain ;) |
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The German botanist was noted for only discovering the one species
apparently he couldn't give two Fuchs |
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