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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 is the point of the Wendy's Kicking Trees commercial?

didnt one of evioromental groups (tree huggers so to speak) ban or resist serving meat at one of their gatherings last week or so, cant remember the group, ???

How are pencils harmful to trees?

pencils are harmful to trees because they use a big amount of their bark

Why is there no tree on one tree hill?

Well, there are actually heaps of trees in the little town of tree hill. The tv show title is that there is only one tree hill in the world.

When do horse chestnut trees blossom?

Mine has already grown an half an adults arms-length, (not including the roots which may be more or less.) I live in very rainy Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada and the Horse Chestnut sometimes under partial shade. It's the beginning of July and it's been growing since February. So that means it's been around 4 and a half months.

I'm guessing and hoping that it will be an arms length by October.

P.S. There's a trade secret that since the Horse chestnut is a fast grower and in the Maple family, that grafting maples onto it will make the Maple grower like it's on steroids!

The white powder left behind by a mineral on a white tile?

When you rub a mineral on a tile it is called streaking a mineral.

The line that is left is called the streak, and the tile itself is called a streaking plate.

Odds of a tree falling on you?

It depends on several factors: where you live, the number of trees surrounding where you live, what your do for a living (lumberjack vs. neurosurgeon), even what you do in your leisure time can skew the results.

Personally, I've been alive for fifty years, and have never had a tree fall on me, or even near me (that I didn't cut down myself and know pretty much where it was going to land). You're probably pretty safe.

What is cherry man made or natural?

Cherries are natural fruit that grow just like oranges or apples.

Why are trees planted in reservoirs?

because tree will be able to get plentiful of water from the reservoir.

Is the hawthorn tree related to the dogwood tree?

No.Hawthorn is a member of the Rosaceae family.

Cornus is a member of the Cornaceae family.

Why is the south side of the tree the best side to tap for sap?

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What are the parts of a cherry blossom tree?

If you're asking for the parts that you can branch out, then here they are:

- trunk -love -soft

-stems -weddings -velvet

-cells -parties -strawberry velvet cake

-oxygen - blooming -shuffle under feet

-carbon dioxide -falling down -life (petals representing life until fallen).

-happiness -pink -petals

-friendship -romantic

Can a branch of a bearing mango tree be drafted to develop root and then cut and planted Will this plant grow fruit?

If you can get the cutting to root then there is no reason why it should not produce fruit.

What is the scientific name for Satinwood Tree?

The name would be Ocotea bullata. Family: Lauraceae.

Will planting a flower of a tree produce another tree?

Not likely. Some trees species, such as cottonwoods, willows, and aspens, will grow if a section of new spring growth on a branch is removed and placed in soil. The branch piece will grow roots and grow into a tree. Cottonwoods are known to reproduce this way when ice chunks in the river break off parts of the branches and the pieces take hold and grow farther downstream.