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Well... If you cut your head off you are going to die. Your head wont grow back.
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Can plants grow roots back?
Yes, flowers have roots. It just doesn't look like it because trees have gigantic roots compared to a small plants roots.
Will hair grow back once iron levels improve?
No it is not iron but vitamin A that makes it to grow.
Do acorns need carbon dioxide to grow?
No,but once they're trees they do.
What is Earth balling?
When trees are dug, you have to be careful to get enough of the roots that the tree will grow when it is transplanted. The roots need to be as undisturbed as possible, so you dig the trees out with the soil in a ball-like form around the roots. In fact, you do not want the soil around the roots to break apart at all if possible. Once the tree is out of the ground, burlap or another covering is secured around the root ball. This is referred to as earth balling or balled and burlaped. Landscapers and nurserymen use this technique.
Do roots grow in random directions when they are blocked from growing downward?
The answer is yes because once blocked by something where else does the root have to go but everywhere! So yes, roots grow in random directions when blocked.
What happens if you let beets sit in water?
If you let it sit in there for a long time, it will grow roots and will grow. I don't know what it will grow into, but my dad tried doing it once
Are artificial Christmas trees better ecologically?
some argue that artificial trees are more ecologically responsible because they can be used more than once.
Why are trees evidence that there was once water in a Sahara?
Because plants won't grow without water - if plants once grew in the Sahara then there must have been water there.
When trees are cut down how are they a threat?
well trees provide oxygen as well as homing and food for animals so cutting them down may prove costly to human nature ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The trees are no a threat, it is their loss that is a treat. It removes habitat and allows erosion of the soil which the presence of their roots stabilized. It also affects the climate on both a local and global scale. Once a tree is lost it can take 100-500 years for it to grow back as it was and if ALL the trees are cut there are no seed for new trees to grow from. The best example of what happens when trees are cut is that of Easter Island (see related link below).
Why did your money tree grow money only once in animal crossing city folk?
You can plant as many Bell Trees as you want. But they are hard to get. Bells grow on trees once, yes, I don't know why they do that. I guess it's so players don't get over rich. Lol
What makes water rise in a tree?
Once a tree gets planted and watered, roots start to grow. As soon as the roots grow a little bit or lots (doesn't matter), the roots send the water to the tree. First of all, it's not supposed to go up to the tree. It stays underground and the roota make it grow. Water has nothing to do with going all the way up!
Do trees affect the land beneath them?
Yes it does. Tree roots once developed and get bigger it pushes the soil below it and the surface rises because of intrudation.
