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How do you think the understory plants compete with larger timber trees?
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∙ 12y ago
because they can
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What parts of plants does chair come from?
Stem timber
What are examples of land use?
Cultivation, power plants, timber...
How plants are exploited?
By taking there seeds, fruits, roots, resin or timber.
How long are timber wolves?
Timber wolves' size depends on the gender of the wolf. The female wolf is generally larger, and MUCH more aggressive than the male.
How have human activities affected Europe's plants and wildlife?
by building bigger towns cities and roads, clearing woods for timber, larger farming lands and more hunting. Waterways have been poluted resulting in sever animal extinction
What can happen if plants are planted too close together?
They compete with one another. If they are trees, they may well end up long and thin. You may want this if you are growing trees for timber or telephone poles. If you are a farmer, you have to trade off the competition between plants in a field (which reduces the yield per plant) with the presence of more plants. Somewhere is the best number of plants per square metre to have.
What is an aftergrowth?
An aftergrowth is a second growth, seen in plants like crops or timber after harvesting.
What the food chain of the timber rattlesnake?
Rattlesnakes eat small mammals that feed on plants.
Are the timber rattlesnake and eastern diamondback rattlesnake found in the same areas?
The eastern diamondback is larger than the timber rattlesnake, and they would probably ignore each other in the wild.
A piece of timber has been cut into two lengths in the ratio of 7 to 2 if the original piece of timber was 828 cm longhow long is the larger of the cut lengths?
644cm
Why would Australia try to compete with the ruthless brazilians in the timber industry by cutting down its few remaining old growth forests?
Simple Greed.
How is timber wood made?
Wood comes from tall stemmed plants called trees.
