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Forests

A geographic area characterized by a dense growth of trees and underbrush.

5,185 Questions

What does FBI stand for in the forest?

FBI stands for Federal Bureau of Investigation

What is a reserve forest?

A forest reserve is a portion or specific area in the forest which will be conserved and protected in order to prevent wood-choppers to cut log-wood illegally!!!!!!!!

What animals are in the tijuca rain forest?

howler monkeys, Golden Beetle, Quati (Brazilian Raccoons)

Are mahogany forests renewable?

Mahogany is a slow growing tree. As it is living it is ultimately renewable but as it is slow growing it is not renewable over a time span of less than 1 or two hundred years. Thus form an individual persons lifetime perspective it must be regarded as a non renewable resource.

List four biotic factors and four abiotic factors in a forest ecosystem?

Biotic (alive or once living): any plants, animals, or dead/decomposing plants and animals

Abiotic (never alive): air, soil, water, sunlight, rocks, etc.

Is the city air cleaner than the forest air?

No, due to the larger extent of industrialisation, automobile exhausts, emissions of umpteen kinds and widespread population, city air is certainly not cleaner than the forest air in the present day.

What are the different types of trees in the Canaidan wilderness?

There are a variety of trees, depending on what part of the Canadian wilderness you are referring to. Here's a list of the more commonly occurring trees that are found in Canada's forests:

  • Douglas fir
  • Black spruce
  • White spruce
  • Jack pine
  • Lodgepole pine
  • Giant redwood
  • Cedar
  • Aspen
  • Poplar
  • Cottonwood
  • Oak
  • Maple
  • Beech
  • Willow

And the list goes on...

What adaptations make conifer trees better suited than deciduous trees for the abiotic factors of the boreal forest biome?

The needle-shaped leaves of the coniferous trees have a smaller surface area, thus allowing less moisture to escape, also the leaves are covered in a thick wax that protects them from frost damage and helps to hold in moisture. and the pyramid shape of the tree and the flexible branches allow the tree to better hold the crushing weight from the snow.

Which part of the tree dies first in winter?

The only part of a healthy tree that dies in winter are the leaves and this is because the tree does not need to take in solar energy as it does not grow in winter.

What benefit does a cow get from a tree?

the benifit of the tree is that the cow gaines super poop analisis from the red lepricon that eats your bum for it's amusment. Also when a nuclear explosion occurs in your pancreas the spagetti send fried pickel to your medula oblongata thus creating a interdimensional cow pie which sends a dumb answer to this question. Answerd by me (by the way i have a P.H.D in politics.)

What prevents plant growth beneath the tree in thick forest?

the trees limit the amount of sunlight that is able to reach the ground