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Oak Trees
There are hundreds of species of oak trees around the world. The highest percentages are located in North America and China. Oak trees produce a fruit called an acorn.
663 Questions
What does it mean when acorns start falling early?
It can be the result of too little rain, especially if the trees are also losing their leaves early, as well. The trees do this as a way to ensure the tree gets all of the the available water, helping to preserve the tree.
Some also say it's a sign of an early fall.
It's either,
A. Producer
B: Decomposer
C: Consumer
D:Scavenger
yes the acorns are seeds
yes, it is one of many producers.
Are live oak trees protected in Texas?
Yes, live oak trees are protected in Texas. Texas was one of the first states to make a law protecting oak trees.
Four main characteristics used to identify oak trees or hummingbirds as living things?
reproduceing,Eating,breathing and growing
How can you tell if a oak sapling is dead?
It is living, because it:
Has cells
reproduces
has DNA based on a universal genetic code
grows and develops
needs energy to live
maintains a stable internal environment
responds to stimuli
and evolves!
These are the characteristics of living things!
How long does it take for an oak tree to reach 30 metres high?
How long does it take eight Oaktree you get 30 m high
Acorns are the fruits (seeds) produced by Oak trees. The Oak tree will attempt to grow acorns every year. In some years the conditions for them are better and others but there are always some.
If some of the xylem of a young oak tree was destroyed, it would most likely interfere with the tree's ability to transport water and essential nutrients from the roots to the leaves and other parts of the tree. This disruption could lead to wilting, reduced growth, and overall poor health, as xylem is crucial for maintaining the tree's hydration and supporting photosynthesis. Additionally, it could make the tree more susceptible to stress and disease.
What type of wood does an oak tree have?
The oak tree has thick bark. In fact the Cork Oak has such thick bark it is used for cork boards.
This is a statement and not a question. Wiki doesn't provide photos for answers. I suggest you do a search.
How offen do oak trees producing accorns?
it depends on how big and how old the tree is and the weather conditions. Some years more than others. Often acorn production is a predictor of how how hard the following winter will be.
Most answers you will find state 2200 for a 150 year old tree. But this data is incorrect and it is estimated that there are the range from 22000 to 35000 on a unusual Fall.
What are facts about the white oak tree?
- It is found in West Virgina more than any other state. It is also family to white oak and pin oak
- You can find it a lot in the woods
- the red oak tree i 60 to 100 feet high.
- It is used for wood flooring and wood furniture
What is the value of an oak tree?
An Oak tree can Range from about £7.99-200 it depends if you want a fully grown one or if you just want a small one you can grow. It could take 80 years for your small oak tree to grown and it will only produce acrons after 20-50 years......
How long will a pin oak tree live?
Most live up to 200 to 400 years old. Some live up to 100 years old. Very few live up to 800 years old.
How about providing a clear answer?
How many branches does an oak tree have?
I would just call them leaves. There really isn't an answer for that question. It's just a leaf!
Is an oak tree a monocot or dicot?
No. They are gymnosperms. Angiosperms are flower producing plants, and have 2 categories: monocotyledon and dicotyledon.
Do wood peckers eat a oak tree?
Wood peckers do not eat wood, they eat bugs and insects. The only reason it seems they eat wood because they are pecking at the bark of trees to get to the insect or bug inside the
tree that is why they are called WOODPECKERS!!!!!!
no all it does is peck wood it eats bugs and insects
