That would depend on the type of tree, I would say. A hardwood tree like an oak grows slowly, and therefore this would take decades to weather rock, while a pine might take a fifth of that time as it grows fully in those same decades while the oak is still only partway into its growth.
Furthermore, you cannot quantify weathering except by the extent of damage.
Some trees, therefore, may take as little as 15 years to do the same amount of damage as another which may take 50+ years.
Weathering may take years or months depending on what type of conditions are in the area.This guy (which is me) knows. It is really years and years to process. !
Onion skin weathering can take thousands to millions of years to occur, depending on the climate, the type of rock, and the rate of weathering. It is a slow geologic process where outer layers of rock gradually peel away due to expansion and contraction from temperature changes.
The process of rocks breaking down into soil can take hundreds to thousands of years, depending on factors like the type of rock, weathering conditions, and the environment. Factors like temperature, moisture, and the presence of plant roots can all influence the rate of rock weathering and soil formation.
Weather can change within minutes to hours due to factors like winds, cloud cover, and incoming weather systems. However, some weather patterns can persist for days or even longer. Rapid changes are more common in areas with dynamic weather systems.
well it depends of what the question it asking if it is asking how long does the rock actually get to another then the answer is impossible but if it's asking a different one like how long does it take for your hand to get to another rock then it depends one how fast your hand is. But iw oyulod say 3 secends.
It depends on weather, but it takes several years for an oak tree to decompose after it is cut. If the weather is moist it won't take as many years as it will if the weather is dry.
be cause a smaller rock has more volume
If the rock is a soft one it will weather faster if it is a hard rock it will take longer to weather
Tree roots can take several years to fully decompose, depending on factors such as the size of the roots, soil conditions, and the presence of decomposers.
Tree roots can take several years to fully decompose, depending on factors such as the size of the roots, soil conditions, and the presence of decomposers.
it will take up to 30/40 minutes depending on the weather to forcast it
Copper sulfate can take several weeks to dissolve roots, depending on the concentration and application method.
Pothos plants typically take around 2-4 weeks to grow roots in water.
Weathering may take years or months depending on what type of conditions are in the area.This guy (which is me) knows. It is really years and years to process. !
depends on the weather.
24 years
Onion skin weathering can take thousands to millions of years to occur, depending on the climate, the type of rock, and the rate of weathering. It is a slow geologic process where outer layers of rock gradually peel away due to expansion and contraction from temperature changes.