This is called "whitewashing". It was to discourage insects from attacking the tree. The white was an insecticide mixture, about the consistency of a heavy motor oil. Yea, and the 'paint' was harder on the tree than the incects.So they quit doing this. This is not an insect issue. It was a special paint used on decideous trees that kept the bark near the ground from cracking during a frost. It reflected sunlight that could warm this area up and make it expand.
The scientific answer for white paint on houses is the same as why we wear white in hot climates-- white reflects the sunlight away from the house during the summer. This keeps the house cooler than houses with dark colored paint.
not really but if you want i guess
No, he only like white people with blond hair and blue eyes.
The Maya made paper from the bark of certain types of trees. These trees were often ficus trees, such as fig trees.
white, black , red and blue
The Vietnamese paint their trees with a white insecticide at the bottom of the trees to kill pest before they can damage crops. Wrapping the trunk in burlap is also another method of controlling the pests.
Painting treesThe white "stuff" they paint on the bottom of the tree is an insecticide. It keeps ants and other destructive bugs from burroughing into the bark and causing damage to the tree.
Maybe to make them look nice.Rather: http://www.webanswers.com/science/biology/why-paint-palm-trees-white-77b414
Any white latex (water-based) house paint is fine. You mix it 1:1 with water and then apply with a pump sprayer. This will help protect the cambrium from damage of sudden temperature changes in the spring and fall. It also helps you notice insect damage, which might otherwise be overlooked.
White Laytex
this is usually white latex exterior enamel, common at paint store
In traditional Chinese culture, white face makeup was worn in operas and theatrical performances to symbolize different character types and emotions. It allowed actors to convey emotions more effectively to the audience. Additionally, a pale complexion has historically been associated with wealth and status in Chinese society.
There area variety of trees that have soft wood. These trees include cedar trees, pine trees, as well as spruce trees.
Aboriginal people. They are Australian bush people.
It's on the bottom of the cardboard cover over the spare tire. The white sticker with all theRPO codes. The paint code begins with a "U". It's on the bottom of the decal.
yes they do
black and white