Spruce Trees

Leaves/needles with heavy cuticle that allows them (there are exceptions) to maintain their foliage year round. Most are diecious (two houses) having a male and a female plant. Needles have triangular cross sections in most spruces and the needles of pine trees are usually flat and most often arise in pairs or groups of 3 from a single site.

they live in mountain regions

the trees grow well in wet cool climates

Spruces do not produce flowers, but they do produce seed. They are gymnosperms.

Picea glauca

Colorado blue spruce [Picea pungens] is the native, state tree of Colorado and of Utah. And it grows best there. Elsewhere, it's susceptible to fungal disease. But its color isn't caused by fungus. Instead, it's caused by the waxy silver blue powder, ka bloom, that's naturally formed on the needles. The bloom can be wiped off, or washed off in intense rain and snow fall events. In fact, gradual loss of the powder over time may lessen overall color with age. But the color's genetically determined, and therefore not caused by cultural practices or environmental stresses.

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the adaptation of the spruce in the coniferous forest would be they tend to survive in colder weathers

Yes.

Although most pines will tolerate a alkaline soil most do better in a slightly acid soil.

Of the three main forest biomes; Boreal, Temperate and Tropical, only Boreal, being that of the highest latitude and including areas of higher altitude is covered by a majority of coniferous forest types. However, individual Temperate woodlands can often be predominately made up of such trees, such as in the USA and Eastern China and these can cover huge expanses.

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The colour varies from a greyish-brown colour to light brown.

Ever cut one down? It's sticky as heck! They don't like the sap.

They probably also have an awful bitter taste as well.

it will grow 6 - 12 inches a year with fair to good care and up to 2 feet a year with great care!!

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Depending on the species, spice is somewhat slow. If the purpose of the tree was to harvested, it would take 15-20 years, maybe towards 30 years! Though if the wood was to used for a musical instrument it would be ideal for it to be as old as possible! No less than 50-70 years!

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Spruce is a tree.

Up to 45 m high, DBH up to 1 m; bark grayish brown or grayish gray, divided into irregular scales or slightly thicker pieces.

Spruce grows in the area of 2400-3600 meters above sea level. The trunk of spruce is tall and straight, with few nodes, slightly soft material, straight and uniform texture, meticulous structure, easy processing and good resonance performance.

It can be used for construction, aircraft, Musical Instruments (piano, violin), boat, furniture, appliances, boxes, plywood and veneer, wood fiber industrial raw materials and so on.

Spruce is a tree.

Up to 45 m high, DBH up to 1 m; bark grayish brown or grayish gray, divided into irregular scales or slightly thicker pieces.

Spruce grows in the area of 2400-3600 meters above sea level. The trunk of spruce is tall and straight, with few nodes, slightly soft material, straight and uniform texture, meticulous structure, easy processing and good resonance performance.

It can be used for construction, aircraft, musical instruments (piano, violin), boat, furniture, appliances, boxes, plywood and veneer, wood fiber industrial raw materials and so on.

Yes a spruce tree is coniferous, as are pines and firs. The way to determine if a tree is coniferous by whether or not it has needles instead of leaves and if it produces cones.

The largest common divisor of 12, 15 and 9 is 3, so 3 would be the largest number of trees possible in each group, if all groups are to have the same number of trees. This would give: * 5 groups of Maples,

* 4 groups of Oaks, and

* 3 groups of Spruce. A total of 12 groups of trees.

no it is grown in an island