Costs vary as to the type of trees and the area to be worked. As regards fir trees, the figure of $65 per acre has been circulating. Energy costs are pushing that figure higher. The "missig link" in this activity is the time it will take for the trees to grow up and "reforest" the forest. Seedlings are started and planted by the millions every year, but the old growth forests they replace when grown up support a slightly different group of critters. One classic example might be the marbled murrelet, which only nests in old growth forest, like Pacific Coast redwoods. And how long does it take for a redwood to mature? Maybe five hundred years? Maybe a thousand? Wikipedia has an article, but at this writing it is a stub. It does, however, have links to related material. Why not surf on over and check it out. Oh, need a link? You got it.
The higher the plant is, the closer it is twords the sun. The leaves one the plant use sunlight to create photosynthesis, and give us oxygen. The more sun they recieve, the more they thrive, while the smaller ones are blocked by the more taller plants.
One of the products made out of clove trees is clove oil for pest control. Other products made of this plant are Kretek cigarettes, and acid washer vats.
they can change it alot of ways if a person cuts down a tree a birds home wil be lost that is one way they could liture
Snake plant or Mother in laws tongue plant as they are excellent for bedrooms as they breath in the carbon dioxide and breath out pure oxygen as a result they can improve sleep as the air quality is better. They do this at night.
At whose base is located at the common ancestor of all taxa depicted on the tree.
One billion dollars
1,200 bucks for a big one
It depends one the size of it.
'bout tree fiddy
$84
One capybara can cost around 600 dollars, depending on how it was bred and its family tree background, etc.
a small one is half a million a big one is 3 million
Nothing, you went in the woods and cut one down.
a palm tree.
Plant 3 for every 1 tree you cut down
You plant tree one. Then plant tree two. Make a measurement from tree 1 to tree 2. Then draw a circle in the same distance around tree 1 and tree 2. The point where they meet is where you should plant tree 3 (and/or 4)
$35 for one tree