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How water and nutrients gets from the soil to the top of a 300 foot redwood tree?
briefly describe how water and nutrients gets from the soil to the top of a 300-foot redwood tree.
What state can you find a 300 foot tall Redwood tree?
California.
How much does redwood weigh per cubic foot?
16 lbs
How short does a redwood stump have to be in order for the tree to die?
Pretty short...About 1 foot or lower.
How does a 300 foot tall redwood get water to the top?
from the roots and through the bark... also through rain.
What is the weight of redwood per cubic foot?
The specific gravity of redwood is between 0.45 (American) and 0.51 (European). Its density is, therefore, between 0.45*62.4 and 0.51*62.4 pounds per cu ft. ie, between 28.08 and 31.82 pounds per cubic foot. The weight, however, would also depend on the force of gravity at the point where the redwood is being weighed.
Will redwood trees grow in centeral Mississippi?
Yes, they will grow in Central Mississippi, but in order for the Redwood to grow higher than about 50 feet, it must live within what is known as a fog belt, where it will receive fog on an almost daily basis. So while they will grow in Mississippi (the Redwood will grow just about anywhere), they will never reach their full 300-plus foot potential. The Bald Cypress is in the same family as the redwood, by the way, so if you are interested in the redwood, that may make a great substitute.
Is big foot a black bear?
someone posted the below:No, big foot is a sasquatch.Big foot is also known as a sasquatch, and some sightings could be a black bear, others faked, and others unknown.
How old can a redwood get?
The typical life span for a redwood tree is 500 to 700 years, although some trees live to be 2000 years old. The reason is mostly because of their super thick bark. The bark can be up to one foot thick, which also contains tannin, which protects redwood trees from fires, fungus, insects and diseases.
What is the life span of a redwood Tree?
The typical life span for a redwood tree is 500 to 700 years, although some trees live to be 2000 years old. The reason is mostly because of their super thick bark. The bark can be up to one foot thick, which also contains tannin, which protects redwood trees from fires, fungus, insects and diseases.
What is the smallest pole size in pole vaulting?
The smallest i could find was a 9 foot that was made for someone 85lbs. and under
What does digs with the other foot mean?
The term was used to refer to someone of another religion. To say that someone dug with the right foot meant they were Catholic, while someone who digs with the left foot is Protestant.
How long does it take to climb a giant redwood tree?
the redwood tree can be as tall as 300 feet. it doesnt have many branches, but if you can just hold onto it and climb up at 1 foot per 5 seconds, it would take you about 1500 seconds or 25 minutes.
Someone who races?
On foot - an athlete.
What us a foot lover and what do they do?
A foot lover is someone who is sexually excited by feet.
Can you kill someone by hitting the bottom of their foot?
Only a foot soldier can
What is the meaning of 'one foot in one foot out'?
Saying that someone has "one foot in and one foot out" means that they are undecided or not fully committed.
What are comfortable shoes to get for someone with diabetic foot pain?
I think the best shoes to get for someone with diabetic foot is the one that comfort you the most. But you can buy a special diabetic shoe at Medicare or Foot Smart
How can someone at 5 foot 8 dunk a 10 foot basketball goal?
You jump
How do you get injured in soccer?
When someone takles your foot.
What did the black foot do when someone died?
nothing
What do you call someone who journeys on foot?
a pedestrian
What diseases might be caught from licking someone else's foot?
Licking someone's foot is not recommended. One could catch a number of viral and bacterial infections although no serious STD type diseases can be contracted this way.
How much does 1 foot 2 by 4 weigh?
A 2 by 4 (lumber) will have a weight based on the density of the wood. Pine, fir, redwood, treated or untreated will have different densities.
What is a foot lover and what do they do?
A foot lover is someone who loves feet. They love to touch them, look at them, and think about them.
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