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Forests
A geographic area characterized by a dense growth of trees and underbrush.
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Rain is basically liquid precipitation. water that moves around in clouds and falls when theres to much liquid in a cloud. ----> there is a system of rain. first, it rains, then condensation rises up, back to the clouds. After the clouds fill up, it rains again.
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What animals live in Indiana forests?
A-LOT of water snakes, ground frogs and i'v even seen a couple of tree frogs, coyotes ( surprisingly even in very urban areas ), rabits, hawks, owls, a type of spikey turtle, giant rats, possomes, raccoons, crows, deer
Thats all the major ones i can think of
but i swear i think thers somthing else out there thats gotta be some 60 lbs at least, iv found some strange tracks and.... i swear im being honest also found a possom almost perfectly clean cut in half
How long does it take a plant to start growing?
Give it itme. A plant will put out roots after transplanting before it starts to put out top growth.
Cows, deer, sheep, antelope, buffalo, and many other herbivorous grazers.
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What are some unique things about temprate Deciduous forest?
that the tempertures can get to be vary High
Do beavers live in the tropical evergreen forest?
No. The word "tropical" is your clue. Beavers are not in tropical areas.
How are forest and prairie alike?
they both have animals, grass, rocks, and soil. they are also both on land
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It is a type of tree, and that basically means that the forest is full of trees of that kind.
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Burn-in is the reason computer screensavers were invented. Burn-in happens when an image is displayed too long on a screen. This only happens with traditional CRT "tube" televisions and monitors and plasma TVs and monitors. It has been an especially big problem with rear-projection TVs. On these TVs and monitors, the tubes beam electrons onto the back of a phosphor-coated screen. If the images don't move for an extended period of time they can become permanently etched on the screen. FYI rear projection TVs now use light passing through an LCD. Burn in isn't nearly as big an issue with modern rear projection and LCD projection screens as it was with the older ones. It's also not nearly as big an issue as with plasma and LCD TVs, which have some pretty intense burn ins. The biggest problem you have to worry about with LCDs is dead pixels. Pixels die and just turn black, or sometimes white. The biggest problem with Plasmas is the fact that the actual plasma in the TV weakens over time and the brightness of the screen is drastically reduced over time. We have three at work that we bought about a year ago and they've lost approximagely 25-35% of their brightness already. LCD projection TVs have LCDs in them, so they can suffer from pixel death as well. Rear projection TVs without LCD projection can have their R, G, and B guns burn out - but those guns can be replaced (although it's sometimes expensive).
How did forest management in the colonial period affect the tribal people?
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How much paper can one tree produce?
According to the Technical Association for Pulp and Paper Industry (TAPPI), and the American Forest & Paper Association only about one-third of the fiber used to make paper in the U.S. is from whole trees. only trees smaller than 8 inches in diameter, or larger trees not suitable for solid wood products, typically are harvested for paper making. The remaining two-thirds is made up of residue (wood chips and scraps left behind from forest and sawmill operations), and recovered (recycled) paper.
Assume that the paper in question is typical 20lb copy paper, and it has been produced using 100 percent hardwood, measured in cords. A cord of wood is approximately 8 feet wide, 4 feet deep, and 4 feet high and weighs roughly 2 tons (15-20% water weight). It has been estimated that one cord of this wood will yield an average of 1,500 pounds of paper (300 reams).
According to the Kansas green teams website, it takes 17 trees to produce one ton of paper (no detail in this article).
According to the Trinity College in Western Australia, it takes 17 x 20 year old trees to produce 1 ton of paper. This suggests that 1 tree is equal to 22.62 reams @ 2.6 KG of the A4 80gsm copy paper.
According to the timber corporation agribusiness Investment Managers (who are encouraging landholders to plant blue gum eucalyptus trees as an investment) you can achieve 45 reams of A4 paper from a blue gum after 10 years.
A popular Paper Calculator suggests that one tree equals 14 reams of paper. To confirm this place 10 reams a week into the calculator and this equals 520 reams a year for which the calculator requires 37 trees. Their interest is to stop tree felling.
WHO KNOWS how many A4 80 GSM 500 sheet reams of paper to the "average" tree... I would suggest it depends upon the trees in question in relation to their size and paper producing qualities. The answer appears to be somewhere between 16 and 22 reams of A4 80 gsm paper per tree. How many average trees to one cord of paper producing timber as mentioned above is another interesting question.
In other words; 8,350 sheets per tree.
it depends on wha ttree you are talking about. if you say a pine tree then about 1000 pages can be made, but if it is a redwood tree than about 900000 ca nbe made since they r da biggest trees i nda world
What problems are caused by clear cutting the rain forests?
the loss of over thousands of spieces of animals and some not even seen by humans. less oxygen and more carbon let into the air. with so much more problems that affect everyone
Loss of habitat for many species, erosion, disruption of the food chain for man and animals, all the way to your home, in increased prices of everthing from wood products to vanilla beans.
How does structural stratification of a forest affect its diversity of animal life?
strata is referring to a layer or canopy of a forest stand. the canopy will provide a shade to the forest floor which is needed for shade demanding plant to grow. For other place which is not under a canopy, the light demanding plant will grow. moreover, canopy also influence in environment condition such as temperature, wind, light, and many more that will affect the animal and plant under it.
How do small trees get sunlight in the forest?
Small trees in a forest usual suffer from lack of sunlight, and can become stunted and spindly. Only if a mature tree falls, so opening a patch of forest floor to sunlight, will the small tree have any chance to grow tall.
What are some valuable material or products provided by forests?
some materials are: lumber, cork, and other wood items
When was Freetown-Fall River State Forest created?
Freetown-Fall River State Forest was created in 1930.
