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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
What does a dead bird provide for a tree?
Yes!
The tree benefits from the nutrients the bird "gave it to."
It is a bad thing seeing a bird dying, but at least, it helps trees, and trees help people breathe.
So don't feel too bad seeing birds die, at least it saved a tree and us.
HOPE THIS HELPED!
BIRDS DO HELP DEAD TREES!
Which season when it leaves it changes colour?
Autumn, also known as fall, is the season when leaves change color. As temperatures cool and daylight decreases, chlorophyll in the leaves breaks down, revealing vibrant hues of red, orange, and yellow. This stunning transformation occurs as trees prepare for winter by conserving energy and shedding their leaves. The beautiful display of colors is a hallmark of the autumn season.
Where can you get a Siberian cedar tree seeds?
Hello.
The Siberian Cedar seeds can be send to all interested buyers through "TNT-Express-Post" from the Internet-Shop in Ukraine (The Official Representative of Ringing Cedars of Russia). If are You interested, please send an e-mail to : ungcard@gmail.com and we will help You to get it.
With best regards,
Beata / Ukraine.
What does white widow look like?
White Widow is a compact plant of medium to tall height. White Widow's flower clusters are large, heavy, and very solid. The buds only develop a few amber-colored hairs, but it's the abundance of white crystalline resin covering the flowers that give White Widow its name.
Sequoia trees typically grow around 160 to 270 feet in height, however some sequoias have been recorded to be as tall as 311 feet. Sequoias also have a trunk width of about 20 to 26 feet in diameter and the thickest sequoia ever recorded had a diameter of 57 feet.
What can you do with pine needles?
Pine needles can be used for mulch/compost, animal bedding, and making baskets. The oil from pine needles can be used for cleaning products and as a health supplement.
What is French name for Clerodendrum fragrans?
Scientific name: Clerodendrum fragrans,
French name: Clérodendron odorant,
English name: Stickbush, Fragrant glorybower
Where can one obtain a walnut tree seed?
There are several different options in order to get some walnut tree seed. The easiest option for sure is to get them from an already existing, local walnut tree. If there is no such thing like a walnut tree one can also purchase some seed online, for example at "Gurney's Seed and Nursery Co.".
What is the state tree of Iowa?
The oak tree was chosen by the 59th Iowa General Assembly as Iowa's official tree on March 13, 1961. Although Iowa did not designate a specific species of oak as its state tree, many people recognize bur oak (Fagaceae Quercus macrocarpa) as the state tree.
What is bad about radiata pine?
The reason why pine bedding is so bad is because *Burning pine logs will create creosote build up in your chimney. Over time this can lead to a chimney fire. I had this happen in a house. Burn some hard woods, like oak or maple with the pine. This creates a hotter fire and helps reduce the build up in the chimney.
*But a liberal sprinkling of pine nuts over your dinner could also leave a bitter taste in your mouth.
Increasing numbers of people have reported that after eating pine nuts, typically as a snack or in a pesto sauce, they have developed a foul, metallic taste in their mouth lasting for up to two weeks, making practically all food and drink unpalatable.
*In pine, the main irritant is abietic acid, sometimes called sylvic acid. Hamsters exposed to cedar and pine wood over long periods of time have shown a clear link with chronic chest disease1. There is also a possible link with cancer and liver damage but the results of various studies are unclear and conflicting*Pine, sand, and cedar are the two tipes of bedding that you would not want to use for snake bedding. But however if you go to a petstore they normally have several types of reptile bedding. The best to use is aspen multch from a petstore. It is a little more resistant to parasites and doesn't mold easily from the damp climate you would need for your snake
*Pine bedding can kill small animals by causing respiratory problems.
*Pine bedding can also cause allergies.
Larix sibirica is the Siberian larch a deciduous conifer.
What are the best types of wood for building a bookcase?
It depends on the length of shelf you desire. For a longer length of shelf a hardwood like maple would be best. For a shorter length shelf balsa is more than satisfactory and rather cheap.
Where does the Cocobolo tree grow?
Cocobolo, popularly called rosewood, grows from Mexico south to Central and South America. The wood has been heavily harvested and is rare in the wild.
Can you - and how do you - prune a Monkey Puzzle Tree?
You can prune it but the symmetrical shape that makes it attractive will be wrecked. If you do prune only tip prune.
What type of tree was the tree of knowledge of good and evil?
- The person eating the fruit will understand the difference between good and evil, like a god.
- Since everything in the world is either good or evil (a rather simplistic view), the person eating the fruit will know everything there is to be known.
Another Answer:
The Bible is not specific as to its 'type' only that it was appealing to the human eye and bore edible fruit - so generally speaking it was a fruit tree.
More importantly, as God gave the first two humans full run of the Garden of Paradise, which was in an ideal climate, He pointed out this tree to give them as a choice to either follow Him and His ways as He was teaching them assumingly or do their will/way which He would need to assist them with initially (fire, agriculture, etc) - free will in other words as He did not create automatons. Obviously they choose wrongly but God already knew they would and had a Plan of Salvation in place for all mankind.
What do the rings in wood mean?
each ring is the 1 year life cycle of that tree. Each year a tree will produce a new ring
