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There is male and female trees????????? Wow I never knew that! How do u tell?
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Why are male ginkgoe trees planted near houses?
they can withstand the weather so they sprout in the Deciduous Forest
Where is banyan trees located?
Banyan trees are native to India. One can find them planted near homes, temples, villages, and road sides. You may even find them planted in pots since banyan trees are extensively used for creating bonsai.
Why are there many trees planted near the reservior?
Erosion.
Can peach trees be planted near apple trees?
No. You will get a peachy tasting apple.
Why should a small plant not be planted near big trees?
The large trees steel the water, so the small plant suffocates.
Sentence for typhoon?
The typhoon damaged trees and flooded homes near the coast.
Are there plants living near black mambas?
Yes. Black mambas can commponly be found in trees and planted fields.
A belt of trees planted outside a field to block the wind is called?
A belt of trees planted for the purpose of blocking the wind is called a windbreak. It is also sometimes referred to as a shelterbelt. Many times they are built on farms as well as near fields, but they can also be planted around a home to conserve energy.
Why are there trees planted near reservoir?
roots of trees can prevent soil erosion (which may potentially pollute the river) trees can get water from reservoir trees prevent erosion of outer bank of reservior due to river meandering
Why should trees not be planted near underground water pipes?
[Well Im not really sure about my answer but ill try to give it my best shot ok. Trees shouldn't be planted near under water pipes because plant roots can grow into cracks in the pipes and cause more larger cracks and slowly break it apart.]
When people plant vegetation what effect will they have on erosion?
I live near sand dunes. Grass is planted to prevent erosion. On a mountainside trees perform a similar function
Why is Washington D.C. the cherry tree City?
In 1912, the people of Japan sent 3,020 cherry trees to the United States as a gift of friendship. First Lady Taft and the Viscountess Chinda, wife of the Japanese Ambassador, planted the first two cherry trees on the northern bank of the Tidal Basin. These two original trees are still standing today near the John Paul Jones statue at the south end of 17th Street. Workmen planted the remainder of the trees around the Tidal Basin and East Potomac Park.
