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Trees

Above ground, trees and shrubs perform important environmental services by providing food and shelter to people and wildlife, oxygenating the air, and beautifying the landscape. Below ground, their roots open up critical passageways for the movement of air, moisture, and soil food web members.

10,768 Questions

How long does it take an apple to fall from a tree?

apples can fall off trees at any time at all it happens when it is ripe

What is the State Tree of Minnisota?

In 1953, the Minnesota Legislature designated the Norway pine (also called Red pine) as the state's official tree, because the legislators felt it best represented Minnesota.

Do deciduous trees transpire during winter?

They don't. It is impossible because trees require leaves to transpire.

What is made up of deciduous trees?

hi i really want to know barely no websites even google can help mee :[[

How much water does a white oak tree need?

It could get as big as it wants to, their is no correct answer or height.

How tall are weeping willow trees?

they can grow to be over 100 years old. Makin this up. I looked this up to FIND the answer not answer the answer. hope this screws u over.

How long can a sycamore live for?

usually from 100 to 240 years roughly.

What type of pine trees are used as Christmas trees?

A wide variety of pine trees are used for Christmas trees in the US. White Pines are common.

What is the top of a leaf called?

According to biologists, the protective outer layer of a leaf is called the cuticle. Normally, the cuticle contains a waxy substance which protects the leaf from moisture loss.

What is the problem with cutting trees down?

To make room for humans. We seem intent on destroying our planet.

To allow man to survive. Fortunately many areas are like North America where trees and forests are growing in acres, numbers and density.

Remember that 100 years ago, a forest fire could go on for months and destroy millions of acres. Today we can stop these fires.

There are many reasons for cutting the trees example:

  • For making stationary
  • For making furniture
  • For making houses/tree houses
  • For making paper
  • For making medicines
  • For burning fire

To clear land for farming and for building. In many cases, trees were planted to BE cut. They are a crop, like wheat or corn, and are used to make paper of building lumber.

The simple answer is to obtain wood; but there is more to it than that:

  • To produce paper pulp.
  • To clear land for cash crops.

The latter use is more damaging as it is usually unmanaged forest that is cleared, destroying entire ecosystems.

Because governments worldwide have a strangle hold on the hemp industry preventing the growing of hemp fiber which could easily replace the wood pulp fiber used in paper making.

People are cutting trees down so that they can make paper, houses and stuff like that.

Farmers cut down trees and harvest them to clear land for crops or pasture.

Because are capitalist economy makes it profitable and rewarding to commercially harvest the world's forests like a crop.

for paper and wood

Why are the branches at the bottom of a coniferous tree often longer and thicker than the branches at the top of the tree?

its not the case every time.

some trees have broad leaves in top and small in bottom

its cos the bottom leaves are older and the top are younger..

the younger goes the same stage one...

Does bamboo trees produce flowers?

o they dont you seem pretty stupid :)

What is the English name of peepal tree?

Peepal is the name given to a certain species of fig that grows in parts of Asia. The botanical name for Peepal is Ficus religioso. It is also known as the Sacred Fig.

Why can you only count rings on stumps of trees?

I think this question is incorrect, and should be What can be determined by the number of rings of a trees trunk; the answer of which is the age. Light and dark bands formed in the trunk equate to the summer and winter growth patterns of the tree. Count the dark (or light) rings and you can tell the age of the tree in years.

Where did the first cherry tree come from?

THE FIRST CHERRY TREE CAME FROM ITALY. IT ORIGINATED FROM AMERICA AND SLOWLY MADE ITS WAY TO ITALY.

Is the inside of a tree dead?

it looks like the inside of a tree

Which trees found in hyderabad?

the answer is simple and that is i dont know........................................jis ko bura lage wou marwa le apni

Where does the matter that makes up the wood of a tree come from?

Wood is made of the atoms, CH2O. It is similar to water, because it is made of H2O.