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What can 60 mph winds move?
tree leaves and branches
Why are tree roots so widespread?
To find plenty of water and nourishment in the soil and to form a really strong anchor that can hold up a potentially huge tree through all kinds of conditions from dry soil and water-saturated soil to gale-force winds and heavy ice on the branches.
What are the uses of molave tree?
Molave tree is a strong tree and it can build a houses or even buildings
How are orange seeds spread?
Fallen fruit, foraging wildlife, littering people, and strong winds are ways that orange seeds are spread. Seeds emerge naturally when fruit rots on the branch or on the ground. They may travel away from their host tree by wildlife- or wind-dispersion.
Does a tree depend on non living things in its ecosystem?
It can, and it also can't. A tree could need rocks for protection, but rocks could also harm the tree.
What is the most likely cause for the angle of the growth of a tree?
Strong uphill winds have pushed against the tree
What is the most likely cause for the angle of growth of the tree?
Strong uphill winds have pushed against the tree
Does the CN tower bend like a tree or stay up straight in strong winds?
stay straight
How much weight could the branches of a tree support?
There are many different factors which would affect the amount of weight that the branches of a tree could support; a maple tree has a stronger branch than a pine tree, for example, and a larger tree has stronger branches than a smaller tree. If we were to examine a particularly large, strong tree, the branches could support thousands of pounds.
What is the meaning of she is a tree?
"She is a tree" is most likely a metaphor. It could mean she is tall, strong, or generous... like a tree.
Can a tree live more than a century?
Yes trees can live for more that a century however it depends on what tree type due to the fact they can be sucked out of the ground by a tornado or strong gale winds
What are Joshua Tree's adaptations?
they have roots near to the surface and spread out far to make gooduse of any rainfall, but this leaves the trees prone to strong winds
What is a strong tree?
a tree that is strong?
What is the bend of a tree trunk called?
rain and winds
Can you give me a sentence using the word thunderstorm?
Stop trimming the tree; there's been a thunderstorm warning issued. The thunderstorm may bring strong winds and a lot of rain.
Are you supposed to build a tree house in a old broken tree I think its been there for centuries.?
You should only build a tree house for kids in a solid, safe and strong tree. Otherwise the branches could break and the kids could get hurt or worse.
Pine tree do they fall over easily?
Pine trees do fall over easily. They have a root system that grows straight down into the ground, making them more vulnerable to uprooting by strong winds.
