0
Forests
A geographic area characterized by a dense growth of trees and underbrush.
5,185 Questions
How can a forest fire have both beneficial and harmful changes?
Some plants depend on the effects of a fire to survive and some fires burn away dead material that allows for healthier regrowth. But forest fires are extremely hard to contain due to the dry climate and the thousands of trees and plants providing fuel for the fire to burn
What is the Hawaiian word for dappled light like on a forest floor?
kukuna o ka lā [koo-koo-na O ka la]
Does wet wood make dark smoke or does dry wood?
Wet wood, vegetation, and plastics will make a thick, dark smoke that should not be breathed in.
Dry wood and dead leaves make a thinner, grayish smoke.
economist
Forests can give us many things such as life enrichment , medicine to cure diseases , food , wood for furniture , oxygen and so forth.
What does my forest stand for?
Anecdote
Fact
Opinion
Rhetorical question
Evidence
Statistics
The Rule of Three
A forest which, for a given site and given objects of management, is ideally constituted as regardsgrowing stock, age class distribution and increment, and form which the annual or periodic removal of produce equal to the increment can be continued indefinitely without endangering future yields. A forest which by reson of its normalcy in these respects serves as a standard of comparison, for sustained yield management.
What are the different uses of paper?
Different Uses Of Paper:
Agriculture
Sacks, seed packets, and animal bedding.
Building
Wallpaper, damp-proof courses, roo" ng, # ooring, # ame resistant papers, plasterboard, and decorative laminates for furniture.
Business
Print out sheets, receipts, circulars, catalogues, " ling systems, sales and service manuals, brochures, and letter heading.
Cars
Fascia boards, door and roof liners, " lters, the Highway Code, and driving licences.
Communications
Writing pads, envelopes, newspapers, magazines, greeting cards, calendars, diaries, telephone directories, labels, business and identity cards.
Domestic Products
Tissues, paper plates and cups, toilet paper, kitchen towels, table napkins, and lampshades.
Education
Books, exercise books, wall charts, # ip charts, and report cards.
Electrical
Special insulating boards, electrolytic condenser paper, wrapping and identi" cation for electrical cables, printed circuits, and battery separators.
Entertainment
Menu cards, paper hats, crackers, "reworks, wrapping paper, programmes, playing cards, board games, kites, model aircraft, and race cards.
Filtration
Filters for water, air, co$ ee, medicine, beer, oil, and mechanical uses.
Polishing, waxing, and cleaning.
Industry
Protection for manufactured goods, in transport, transfer sheets for decorating chinaware, display boards; point of sale materials and in storage.
Medical
Wrapping to keep instruments and equipment sterile, bandages, " rst aid bands, clothing for nurses, face masks, surgeons' caps, disposable bed pans, sheets, and pillowcases.
Money; Finance; Security
Bank notes, insurance forms, cheque books, travellers' cheques, postal orders, stamps, cash bags and security papers that contain special markings which are only visible when subjected to ultra-violet light.
Yes, streams can be man-made, often referred to as artificial or constructed streams. These are created for various purposes, including irrigation, drainage, flood control, or aesthetic enhancement in landscaping. Man-made streams can mimic natural ones, incorporating features like banks, vegetation, and flow patterns to support local ecosystems. However, their ecological impact can differ significantly from natural streams.
Are amphipods omnivores carnivores or herbivores?
Fresh water shrimp feed on plankton smaller than they are. This is, by and large, phytoplankton but may include some zoo plankton, particularly small eggs. Thus they are technically omnivorous.
Besides Georgia how many other states can fire you without cause?
New York, definitely. I'm not sure which others.
What is Consumption and conservation of resources in your locality?
resource are the things which we get from nature. these include water,fossil fuels, water etc,,,,,.
Are forests a source of drugs?
Well, many addictive substances may be extracted from plants, but primarily, forests aren't source of drugs, because such plants are cultivated illegally on hidden areas.
Forests are sources of life, wild life, wonderful trees, creeks, rivers, lakes, but mainly, a lot of trees which are a source of wood.
