Trees

a tree with berries on it

There's quite a few. You can put the Weeping Willow into shock if the ground isn't wet enough while planting. They also obtain black spots around their "body". If your Weeping Willow is still small just cut the black spots off. Leaving your Weeping Willow exposed to such diseases will start the Death Clock. I guess it depends on where they are, if they get put into shock and if the ground has livable soil.

Actually Orchids can be grown both ways, Asexully and Sexually. Usually they are grown Sexually but, in conditions where a person wants to create an exact replica of an Orchid, they will use Asexul Reproduction.

3-5 years

The koala, ringtail possum, brushtail possum and various species of gliders are all marsupials which may live in eucalyptus trees. In addition, kookaburras, cockatoos, magpies, various pigeons such as the bronzewing and many other native Australian birds may live in eucalyptus trees.

palm tree don't have ring

Morning glory (1st description) trumpet creeper (2nd)

Water trees use the most, look for them at Wal Mart

There are lots of differences, but the main one is that Oak mostly are deciduous and Pines are evergreens.

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Willows fall in the Genus called Salix spp. Family: Salicaceae.

Until it is done shedding.

Roughly around 30 years!

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Yew trees are one of the longest living trees on the planet.

We do not know how long they can live .

deciduous

Hardwoods come from broadleafed trees. These are generally deciduous although there are a few broadleaved evergreen trees. Hardwoods include maple, ash, elm, oak and others. The term hardwood is confusing as some softwood trees have wood harder than some hardwoods. As an example some hardwoods (e.g. balsa) are softer than most softwoods, while yew is an example of a hard softwood.

Technically the distinction between hardwood and softwood relates to the plant's reproduction. All trees reproduce by producing seeds, but the seed structure varies. Hardwood trees are angiosperms, seeds with some sort of covering. Softwoods are gymnosperms. These plants let seeds fall to the ground as is, with no covering.

Not so many trees should be cut down because it takes away animals habitat's, there homes, were they and there family live. Although some may need to be cut down for resources we use like paper and card that we write on or are made into books, but we should be careful how many trees are being cut down because without trees there will be no oxygen on earth.

Yes, though the flowers that grasses produce aren't like the flowers that you see on broad-leaved plants. They almost look like seeds, only they have yellow "stuff" coming out of these "seeds" when they do flower. A grass's "flower" is called an inflorescence.

In tropical areas like Florida, Georgia and south America.

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There are many different types of locusts with different genera and species. The genus Schistocerca includes the American locust(species Americana) and the desert locust(species gregaria). Some other locusts are the Locusta migratoria(migratory locust) , Nomadracis septemfasciata(red locust), and Locustana pardalina(brown locust).

early spring when its not too hot and make sure it is irrigated

no they are not ever Green because they dont have cons

Flyers such as aphids will eat maple trees. There are some insects that will lay eggs that hatch into larvae and eat their way out of the tree trunks.