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August 10th 05, 11:09 AM
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Will sunflowers grow on sun ???
They are called SUNflowers, so they should grow over there.Do they have
some sort of force field so that they can grow on such a hostile terrain ? 
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August 10th 05, 10:48 PM
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"Gerry Lintonice" wrote in message oups.com... They are called SUNflowers, so they should grow over there. And so they do. Do they have some sort of force field so that they can grow on such a hostile terrain ? Yes. Solar sunflowers have some of the strongest forcefields around. Not only that - so do earthly sunflowers. Most people are completely unaware that sunflowers are actually 6000 degrees F. on their floral surfaces, but their force fields hold all the heat in and protect the environment from their hellish floral surface conditions. See. You learned something new today. Isn't nature grand?
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