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What does Brinker ask Leperelli to describe?
The accident at the tree
How would you describe a tree?
If I was from another planet? A long, brown, rather rough structure topped with countless green specks, alive yet immobile.
What are some words that describe a plant?
Adjectives are the words that describe nouns; the word tree is a noun, a word for a thing. Some adjectives that can describe a tree are:averagebeautifulbloomingbushycutdamagedevergreenfloweringgreengrowingleaflessleafylonemagnificentnativeoldstrongtallunusualyoung
The movement of water to the top of a 15-meter tree is best explained by?
The movement of water up a tree is best explained by capillary action.
What word could you use to describe a tree?
Green, brown, barky, beautiful, grand, tiny, splendid, strong, weak.
Would you describe the orchid tree?
An orchid is not a tree all are perennial herbs.
What is the best way to describe an active directory tree?
site map
How would you describe the nest of an owl?
How you describe a nest of an owl is it is in a tree and it looks like a normal nest.
How would you describe a oak tree seeds?
round, with a little oak inside
How would you describe the bronchi?
There like tree branches that branch off to the alveoli
Which metric units would probably be used to describe the height of a tree?
meter
What terms best describe tree bark?
Periderm is another term for tree bark. It comprises tissue surrounding cork cambium.
Where can you get a tree frog?
Your best bet to get a tree frog would be at a reptile show.
How do you describe a stick on a tree to a 3 year old?
I would break one off and let him hold it, feel it, play with it. Then, I would take him to a tree and show him that it was the same thing on the tree. That the stick was just a little part of a tree that he was holding.
Describe the life an oak tree supports?
Describe the role of an oak tree in the circulation of carbon in the biosphere
What is the meaning of the idiom walking Christmas tree?
I would describe someone as a walking Christmas tree if that person was wearing a ridiculously excessive amount of decoration.
What species of tree would be best to build a cabin out of?
The "Teak Tree" a.k.a. "Tectona wood."
