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The term "shurbs" appears to be a misspelling or misinterpretation of "shrubs," which refers to woody plants that are smaller than trees and typically have multiple stems. Shrubs are commonly used in landscaping and gardening for their aesthetic appeal, providing structure, privacy, and habitat for wildlife. If "shurbs" is intended to mean something else, please provide additional context for clarification.
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What do shurbs eat?
water and sun
What does Indian buffalo eat?
they eat grass and shurbs
What are the producers in the habitat?
broken sticks shurbs elk caribou nematodes
Bottom of food chain?
Producers ex: grass, bushes, weeds, shurbs
What producers are in the riparian habitat?
broken sticks shurbs elk caribou nematodes
How can lizards survive in their habitat?
they survive by climbing into shurbs to protect themselves from danger or from their preys
What kinds of shelter for animals can be found in the Great Sandy Desert?
under rock, shurbs or holes unber ground
What is shrubs in tagalog?
shurbs in tagalog is palumpong o mababang punong kahoy na mayabong
What biome is characterized as lands dominated by grasses rather large shurbs or trees?
Plains are characterized by long grasses. So are savannahs and scrub-lands, but they tend to have more bushes and trees.
Shurbs probably begin to disappear when the pines grow tall because?
If the pine is very tall, the pine cover the bushes and the bushes don't obtained the sunlight, very important for the life and growth.
What are some examples of shurbs?
All shrubs have stems that look like wood. Something like a tree except smaller. Some of the most popular shrubs are; Lantana, Hydrangea, and Rose plants.
Doe's boric acid keep dogs off shurbs?
NO. Boric acid can be poison a dog it is not a deterrent at all. They spray it around my house once a month in a low concentration for ants. The dogs dont care about it at all.
