Softwoods - Pine, Locust and Aspen Hardwoods - Oak, Maple, Hickory Softwood trees are often also successional trees in the temperate zone; trees that are short-lived and first appear in landscape succession as it moves to climax growth. Hardwood trees are long-lived and are typically associated with the climax growth of temperate zones. Climax growth is the natural and final state of vegetative cover for any zone. For instance the Midwest is a temperately zoned area; left to nature all the cleared farmland would return (succeed) to hardwood forests. Warmer, arid and colder zones have a different climax growth.
A good rule of thumb for softwood/hardwood difference is that hard woods come from trees which bear seeds with a covering, such as oak trees, which produce acorns... An example of a softwood would be pine, which produse pinecones, an arrangement of seeds with no real covering.
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Oak & Walnut are hardwoods, Pine & Fir are softwoods.
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Fruit trees and nut trees give us things to eat. Many kinds of trees give us flowers. Most trees give us wood, either for lumber or for firewood.
All trees give oxygen; it is a result of the trees "inhaling" carbon dioxide. Just like how humans give off carbon dioxide when they exhale, trees also give off carbon dioxide. So all trees give off oxygen to the environment-its a natural result of trees trying to survive.
trees are good because they give you air they can also feed animals or give homes to animals trees can be wasted for paper but that is a hole nother story
Trees do not consume oxygen. They consume carbon dioxide, and give off oxygen.
Softwood burns quicker and pops it consists of certain trees. There are also trees which give hardwood which burns slower and doesn't pop its more dense.
Softwood burns quicker and pops it consists of certain trees. There are also trees which give hardwood which burns slower and doesn't pop its more dense.
Softwood. All the evergreen trees give softwood.
I guess the way to answer this question is by way of comparison. You have two types of trees, softwood and hardwood trees, softwood are needle-leaved trees, all hardwoods are broadleaved trees,all trees are perennials. All woods have cells, the size and structure determines whether its soft or hardwood, softwoods have "tracheid" cells which gives them support and allows the sap to run. Hardwoods have the same cells but much less, they also have vessels & pores to allow sap to run, and they also have fibers that give them support, I hope this answers your question.
Oak and Maple are hardwoods Pine And Fir are soft woods
I guess the way to answer this question is by way of comparison. You have two types of trees, softwood and hardwood trees, softwood are needle-leaved trees, all hardwoods are broadleaved trees,all trees are perennials. All woods have cells, the size and structure determines whether its soft or hardwood, softwoods have "tracheid" cells which gives them support and allows the sap to run. Hardwoods have the same cells but much less, they also have vessels & pores to allow sap to run, and they also have fibers that give them support, I hope this answers your question.
There are two trees that can give you softwood. The Papaya tree and, surprisingly enough, the softwood tree. The best place to find softwood is the Airplane Jungle. Best of luck with you and your Sims! Maximum128
There are deciduous, hardwood and softwood coniferous trees like beech and Chilean pine mainly found in southern Chile>
First you have to make a stone ax on the crafting bench, then look for trees that you could previously not collect anything from, they give hardwood when chopped. Sometimes monkeys bring hardwood, but only once in a while in small amounts.
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There are many trees that are evergreens. Conifers are usually evergreen but not necessarily so. Most tropical broadleaf (hardwood) trees are evergreen. You will need to give a name for your tree in order to get an answer. Evergreen is simply opposite of deciduous and applies to many species and families.
If you are planning to renovate your home in the near future, consider hardwood flooring to give your house an earthy and classy feel. Hardwood can give your home a classic ambience that carpet can't compete with. There are pros and cons to installing hardwood floors in your home. Make sure not to install hardwood in bathrooms or basements. Wood flooring can be very sensitive to moisture. When you do install hardwood floor, make sure to use an effective moisture protection. If you decide to install hardwood floors in your home yourself, consider installing prefinished hardwood. Going this route can save you lots of extra time and work staining, sanding, and finishing your hardwood.