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Do you need to strike your tree to stimulate fruit growth?
Actually, in order to stimulate fruit growth you can strike your tree or you can have another fruit sit on top of your tree and that should stimulate growth in your "fruit".
Why is salinity bad?
Salinity dissolves tree roots if it gets to them, and can weaken the soil structure and make it poor ground for crops n stuff.
Function of fruit to the tree?
it is a anchor the plant in th soil
How do you grow a fruit tree?
plant it in the soil. now water and fertilize if for a few years
By winter the oak tree loses all its leaves why does this stop the growth of the tree?
the soil temperature is too low and the tree goes dormant until spring
What has the author Waldo S Glock written?
Waldo S. Glock has written: 'Tree growth and rainfall' 'Tree growth' -- subject(s): Tree-rings, Growth (Plants), Trees 'Soil-moisture fluctuations under two ponderosa pine stands in northern Arizona' -- subject(s): Measurement, Moisture, Ponderosa pine, Soil moisture, Soils
What is the term for the layer of soil in a tundra which remains frozen year round and prevents tree growth?
permafrost
What kind of stems does mango tree have?
mango stem is miner it damagesnew growth but doesnot effect the fruit
Why would a mature fruit tree just up and die?
depends where you live and what bugs have been on it or maybe somekind of fertlizer has enterd the soil and couruped the tree
Why do apple trees bloom in spring and not summer?
The flowers bloom in the spring to allow time for the fruit to form from the pollinated flower. It takes all summer for the fruit to grow and ripen before it falls from the tree and can release it's seeds to the soil in the autumn - either through rotting and having the seeds drop into the soil near the tree or from animals eating the fruit and having the seeds pass through their digestive tracts to the soil in other locations.
What is the actual meaning of fruitful?
Full of fruit; producing fruit abundantly; bearing results; prolific; fertile; liberal; bountiful; as, a fruitful tree, or season, or soil; a fruitful wife.
What kind of tree or bush has thorns and large grapefruit size lime green bumpy fruit-like things growing on it It seems to grow in limestone rich soil Have only seen it in Livingston Alabama?
what fruit grows on a thorny tree
