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Which type of root system can withstand strong winds and typhoon and why?
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A tap root system being deeply anchored in the ground.
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What does a steep air pressure gradient cause?
high winds
What is 50 mph winds classed as?
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What is the most likely cause for the angle of the growth of a tree?
Strong uphill winds have pushed against the tree
Why might a plant with a huge stem system and a tiny root system have difficulty surviving?
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What is the possessive form of typhoon?
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How the typhoon generatesits strong winds?
Proto-Austronesian *baRiuS
What is the name of the very strong winds that can effect japan?
typhoon
How strong are typhoon winds?
how am I sopposed to know! I'm asking the same question!
How do skyscarpers withstand strong winds earthquakes and high winds?
high winds and seismic activity are both taken into account when they are designed
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What type of typhoon that has maximum winds between 35-64 kph?
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Why build Taipei 101 in a typhoon and earthquake prone zone?
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Why was Typhoon Haiyan so destructive?
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What is a super typhoon?
A super typhoon is a typhoon with sustained winds of at least 150 mph.
The Japanese called the typhoon winds divine winds or?
Kamikaze
What are Effects of typhoon?
floodsmajor winds
