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Yes, but the impact depends on the frequency and type of antenna. It's mainly the effect of free water absorbing the RF energy.
Low frequency near field systems have very little problem with water, while higher frequency far field systems can be completely stopped by wet leaves or free water.
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Why are needle like leaves a good adaptation in cold weather?
Pines are one of the most resilient plants known, they can survive the freezing cold of Siberia and at the same time grow in warm and tropical areas. They are classified as gymnosperms. All gymnosperms have leaves that are needle-like and reproduce through the use of cones. I'm sure that everyone has wondered why a gymnosperm can keep it's green foliage, even when it is covered in snow and other plants have lost their leaves. The simple answer is that it has leaves like that because it has to survive in cold areas of the world. The narrow leaves are channeled as such because it does not want the snow to rest on it's leaves, so it has evolved to be as small as possible, so the snow can mostly just fall of the leaf. The leaves actually have a special coating on their leaves comprising of special enzymes, so that it does not get affected by the snow in direct contact with the leaves for half the year.
Why do small plants have big leaves?
because if they had a few giant leaves they would die too quickly.The reason they would is because in the fall the leaves wilt and drop off the tree, and the only thing that can feed the tree is it's leaves. And since there would be only a few leaves, the tree would die too quickly before it can grow more.That's why they have many small leaves instead.
What are three examples of physical change in an environment?
Leaves falling off a tree. Water evaporating.
When do the first flowers and leaves come out in Boston?
The first flowers of the season usually come out early April in Boston, while the leaves hold off another month. About late April early May is when you would start seeing the first leaves open on the trees.
Why do leaves have different patterns?
The leaves have different shapes depending on the physiological necessity of the tree according to the region on the earth. For example the leaves of a tree in tropics have broad shape whereas the leaves of tree in a temperate region have conical shape so that the snow does not accumulate on the leaf. Dr.Rajendra Kumar pipparak@yahoo.co.in
What is snow pass on swatch watch?
It's an RFID tag you can upload your usu European ski pass info on. Its like a smart credit card that when in the presence of a magnetic reader gives its number which is linked to your ski pass. The RFID chip is in the band of the watch.
How does snow become polluted?
Snow is polluted when it lands on the ground and dirt, leaves, branches, and rocks get on it but mainly the dirt gets on it and pollutes the snow?
Why are leaves in colder environments short and pointy?
Short and pointy leaves are a common adaptation in cold climates. The Pine tree is well known for these kinds of leaves. The short pointy shapes of the leaves allows snow to easily fall off them when it's snowing. The leaves are also coated in special enzymes that reduces the effect of the cold especially from snow that managed to trap itself on the leaves.
Do they have yellow snow in Antarctica?
At times, yes, the animales in the srtic habitat goo pee and leaves the yellow mark on the white snow
Are snow MONKEY omnivores?
Yes, they eat bark, twigs, leaves, and fruit
Does anyone get the feeling President Snow is a mind reader?
I think that he isn't a mind reader, but that he can read facial expression very well even though you think that your face is expressionless.
Why do trees have a great many leaves instead of a few very large leaves?
1: if the tree had big leaves, it would take up alot of water,2: If the leaves never fell off the tree, then in the winter if snow falls on the leaves, the branches wouldn't be able to support all the snow and snap3: If the leaves never fell off the tree and there was a wind storm, the force of the wind would be so strong, that the leaves would uproot the tree.
Why do some trees lose their leaves?
Loosing leaves in winter is a late adaptation of (some) trees ; it became needed as leaves became larger and could not support a snow load.
Why are needle like leaves a good adaptation in cold weather?
Pines are one of the most resilient plants known, they can survive the freezing cold of Siberia and at the same time grow in warm and tropical areas. They are classified as gymnosperms. All gymnosperms have leaves that are needle-like and reproduce through the use of cones. I'm sure that everyone has wondered why a gymnosperm can keep it's green foliage, even when it is covered in snow and other plants have lost their leaves. The simple answer is that it has leaves like that because it has to survive in cold areas of the world. The narrow leaves are channeled as such because it does not want the snow to rest on it's leaves, so it has evolved to be as small as possible, so the snow can mostly just fall of the leaf. The leaves actually have a special coating on their leaves comprising of special enzymes, so that it does not get affected by the snow in direct contact with the leaves for half the year.
What do you do after Manny leaves Leisure Towers?
After Manny leaves Leisure Towers you have to go and get the snow shovel where the whirley street kids are having their snowball fight. Then you go to Greg's grandma's house and shovel up the snow onto a pile.
Give you some ideas to make money?
Get a job. Rake leaves. Shovel snow.
What is flurry?
Flurry is something tiny that spins like leaves or even snow that is caused by the sudden wind breeze. This can also pertain as snow shower.
