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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.

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Why is the ravenala madagascariensis called the travelers tree?

Ravenala have long leaf shealths which trap and stores rainwater. In the olden days, travellers cut open these sheaths and drank from the plants to quench thirst.

What is a baobab tree?

A baobab is a tree, Latin name Adansonia digitala, which is native to tropical Africa and has a broad swollen trunk and edible gourd-like hanging fruits.

Under what tree are truffles found?

Beech woods are a good place to try.

Does a cedar lose its leaves in autumn?

Even evergreens lose leaves. Definition of an evergreen is any tree that keeps it's leaves more than one year. Some keep them a few years, deciduous evergreens like holly and cypress. Others keep them for longer, but none keep them forever. If it's losing all of it's leaves, then it's either not a cedar, or there are cultivation issues such as disease or environment. But to answer the question directly, my cedar isn't losing it's leaves. >=) No tree keeps its leaves for more than a year. Evergreens grow and lose them 12 months of the year deciduous trees drop them all in the autumn.

Where can you find a loblolly pine?

The Loblolly or Frankinsense pine ( Pinus Tae'da) is a native of South and East United States.

What are the Spiritual powers of a bonsai tree?

That will depend entirely on the kind of tree that you have. Each has a specific power, however if you are bringing a bonsai tree into a household in accordance with the practice of feng shui, you are bringing the aspect of wood into the household.

Do you keep braiding a money tree?

Yes you keep braiding it until it reaches the hieght you want

How much does a tree octopus weigh?

North American Tree Octopi, Polypus aquilonemarbor, weighs exactly 8 pounds. Each leg weighing .75 lbs and the body 2 lbs.

South American Vine Octopi (which live in trees as well), Polypus meridiemvitis, is half that. It is believed to have evolved a smaller size better adapted for the size of the vines than its North American branch dwelling cousin.

Tree Octopi are funny! If only they really existed! :)

What is Dutch disease?

It is a disease that kills elm trees and started in holland.

When was Metasequoia foxii created?

Metasequoia foxii was created in 2001.

What do oak leaves stand for?

Oak trees, throughout literature, are often regarded as wise and humble, due to their usually extended age and wrinkled appearance, referencing them to elders who have known and witness many things.

What is the importance of kakawate leaves?

Multi-functionalityis the importance of kakawate leaves.

Specifically, the leaves of the kakawate tree (Gliricidia sepium) are aesthetic in their growth pattern as medium green, pointed-tipped, rounded-based leaflets oppositely arranged along branches. They can be processed to control pests(insects, nuisance wildlife, ticks), fertilize soil, and treat skin conditions (dermatitis, scabies). They provide shade in the hot, humid parts of Guatemala, Honduras, and Philippines where they flourish.

What is a shiso leaf?

A shiso leaf is a annual herb in the mint family, mostly found in East Asia.

Is yew soft or hard wood?

Yew is a softwood. The Yew is a conifer, and softwoods come from coniferous trees, while hardwoods come primarily from deciduous trees.