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What is the possible reason for the phenomenon for Flowering plants and shrubs are unable to grow in deciduous temperate rain forests.?
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Why would someone want to live in a deciduous forest?
Not strictly speaking. People definitely live in areas suitable for deciduous forests (temperate climates) or areas that once were deciduous forests, but urban sprawl tends to knock down trees. Then you can't say the area where those people are living are really "forests".
What will happen if the cooling is rapid?
A phenomenon of supercooling is possible.
What is the temperate ocean average rainfall?
-200 how is that possible -200 centimeters of rain
What type of biome do you live in if you live in Oklahoma?
It could be possible that Oklahomans could live in a taiga or a deciduous forest.
Can carbon dioxide change from a solid to a gaseous phase?
Yes, it is possible: the phenomenon is called sublimation.
Is it possible to create genes what can permanently destroy free radicals?
No - free radicals are a transient phenomenon.
What is the effect of sunlight vs lamp light on a flowering plant?
Lamp light will enable the flowering plant to have a photosynthesis rate 8-10 times slower than sunlight. Consequently the plant will produce lesser starch and show minimal growth or flowering. It's even possible that the plant may die.
What possible flowering plant has large 8 white trumpet shaped flowers not angel trumpet or moon flower?
Bindweed
When is cellular differentiation a reversible process?
Right now, no. However, research in cloning has started to shape our answer into a possible phenomenon.
How many words in slang are there?
Slang is an ever-changing linguistic phenomenon in every language, no count is remotely possible.
When were synthectic diamonds made?
You can read more about synthetic diamonds, below, which first became possible -- as a recurring phenomenon -- in the 1950s.
Is it possible the buoyant force is able to act against the whole gravitational force?
Yes. That situation results in a phenomenon known as "floating".
