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What does timberline mean?
The timberline usually refers to the point at which trees are no longer found on mountainsides. In general, there is very little vegetation above the timberline.
Which of these describes the economic recovery period in the business cycle?
Economic activity is rising above the point of the previous peak.
Is France a geographic political or economic region?
All of the above.
What farmers producing crops for international trade were dependent upon?
All of the above. (Transportation routes to other countries, Economic conditions in other countries and Weather in other countries.)
One significant economic impact of the second industrial revolution was?
all the above
What is the line of elevation above which trees do not grow?
It is the timberline.
What does timberline mean?
The timberline usually refers to the point at which trees are no longer found on mountainsides. In general, there is very little vegetation above the timberline.
What is a Treeline or timberline?
Trees grow at a certain temperature and have trouble above a certain level. That is called the timberline. It turns to grass or gravel at the timberline.
How would you know that you have reached the timberline of the rockies?
There would be no trees above it. The Timberline is where the trees stop growing.
What is the elevation above which no trees grow?
It is the timberline.
Where is a timberline?
A timberline is the point on a mountain above which trees do not grow due to harsh conditions such as cold temperatures and high winds. The elevation at which the timberline occurs varies depending on factors like latitude, climate, and local topography.
What is the name for the altitube above which threes will grow?
Timberline.
What is area above timberline called?
very little vegetation
Which of these describes the economic recovery period in the business cycle?
Economic activity is rising above the point of the previous peak.
If you climb a mountain what would you see above the timberline?
small shrubs and wildflowers
How is a timberline formed?
A timberline is formed when environmental conditions such as temperature, precipitation, and elevation are not conducive to tree growth beyond a certain point. Factors like cold temperatures, high winds, and poor soil quality can limit tree growth, creating a boundary above which trees cannot survive, known as the timberline.
Why do trees not grow in timberline?
Mostly because of high winds, low soil moisture, and cold temperatures.
