Balsa wood comes from the balsa tree, which is a tropical tree belonging to the genus Ochroma. It is considered a hardwood, but it is not deciduous; instead, it is classified as a softwood due to its rapid growth and lightweight characteristics. Balsa trees are evergreen and retain their leaves throughout the year.
Odd as it may seem, though balsa is the lightest of all known woods and is very soft, it is a hardwood. Woods are not categorized into hardwoods and softwoods not by the measured hardness or rigidity of the wood, but by the type of tree they come from.
Balsa wood is natural it comes from the Balsa tree
Balsa wood is the lightest.
balsa wood is a type of grain that is....?!!
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I'm pretty sure it's balsa wood.
Balsa is a type of wood
Try making a bridge with balsa wood
balsa wood is recycable because it is basicly a lighter form of regular wood
No, balsa wood is not magnetic because it does not contain any magnetic properties. Balsa wood is a lightweight and soft type of wood that is commonly used in crafting and model making due to its versatility and ease of use.
Not all do. Some deciduous trees such as the larch and cypress are classified as "Softwood". Some hardwood trees like Balsa have wood that is much softer than most softwoods. You can look at Hard and Soft to be the distinction between flowering trees and gymnosperms. It really has little to do with the hardness of the wood.
It depends how much ice and how much balsa wood you have.