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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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What do you count to find out how old a tree?
Cut the tree down and see how many rings are inside and whatever the number is, that's how old the tree is.
Where can you find a booger tree?
you can find booger tree's up in you nose because i picked mine and found a MOLDY booger, and it tasted great!
What would be eating apple tree bark and have small light round pellets for poop?
Well, depending on what height the bark was eaten at, it could be a lot of critters - many animals will eat apple bark, especially in winter when other food is scarce.
Near ground level (~1-2 feet up the tree trunk) rabbits could be the troublemakers. Their chewing marks are pretty distinctive - you can see the marks of two chisel-like teeth, somewhat like the chewing of a miniature beaver. Rabbit droppings are round to oval, dark, about the size of a fingernail, fibrous, and usually deposited in small piles.
Higher up (~2-8 feet) the animal could be anyone of the deer family. Depending on where you live, this could be: whitetail deer, mule deer, elk, moose, forest caribou, etc. They usually eat large areas of bark in the winter, and can strip the entire trunk as far up as they can reach - especially with the bark of fruit trees, which seems to be preferred. Interestingly, deer droppings are VERY similar to rabbit droppings...really the only obvious difference is in the size of the pile.
If the chewing is far up in the tree, it could be squirrels (pretty unlikely, unless it is a very hard winter) or porcupines (more likely). Porcupines would be relatively easy to spot though, since they usually spend the day napping in the same tree they're feeding on.
Bark is from trees. The trees grow bark to protect the tree.
Why apple trees don't bear fruit after transplanting?
Transplanting is a serious adjustment for a tree so it may take a couple of years to settle down to it's normal cycles.
Do trees explode if it gets to cold?
I have heard of trees exploding around lakes when it gets too cold, about -60 degrees i think.
Do orchid tree shed leaves in winter?
Orchid tree usually sheds its leaves in winter though some species do not.
How tall is the General Sherman Tree measured to be?
83.8 meters (275 feet) is the height of the General Sherman Tree.
Specifically, the tree is a Giant Sequoia (Sequoiadendron giganteum) that is found growing in Sequoia National Park's Giant Forest, to the east of Visalia, California. The tree trunk has a volume of 1,487 cubic meters (52,513 feet), according to measurements made in 2002. The tree's age is estimated at 2,300-2,700 years old.
What is the scientific name for the Arere Tree?
The name would be Triplochiton scleroxylon. Family: Triplochitonaceae.
How many paulownia trees could you plant in 20000 msq area?
It depends what you want to use them for. If you are growing them for timber, you need to plant with approximately 4 X 4m spacing, so no more than 750-800 trees per 10,000m2.
If you are growing the trees to be harvested at a young age, for biomass, sticks or similar, you can plant more intensively and closer together.
The key is that larger trees need more space to grow.
The larger the tree needs to grow, the less trees you can plant.
Does the large number of seed pods on the cedar trees indicate a cold winter coming?
I think seed pods mean a hard winter
What kind of tree have wide flat leaves?
Generally subtropical deciduous trees have wide flat leaves.
Who is mahogany lox related to?
Berry Gordy Mahogany lox real name is Mahogany Cheyenne Gordy granddaughter to Berry Gordy sister to LMFAO's Sky Blu and Neice to redfoo of LMFAO
No,, Insurance policy does not provide coverage for routine maintenance such as landscaping, overgrowth control or regular Tree trimming. These ongoing maintenance needs are considered a normal expected part of home ownership.
If you are aware of a maintenance issue that is a hazard to yourself or others, including the property of others. It is the responsibility of the property owner to take preventative measures or they could lose coverage. The property owner could also find themselves subject to a law suit and could be found liable for injury or damages. Negligence is generally not a covered peril under a home insurance policy.
Why might the men feel terror at being trapped under the tree?
The men might feel terror at being trapped under the tree due to the overwhelming sense of helplessness and vulnerability in a life-threatening situation. The weight of the tree could symbolize their impending doom, as they are unable to escape or control their fate. Additionally, the isolation from help and the fear of injury or death can amplify their panic, creating a primal instinct to survive in the face of danger.
How does a desiduous tree differ from a nondesiduous tree?
a deciduous tree sheds its leaves every autumn whereas a non-deciduous tree does not
Why do some trees produce cones and some not?
There is a kind of pine whose cone holds onto the seeds inside it until it is exposed to the kind of heat that would result from a forest fire, then it releases its seeds, which will then do well, because they will have lots of sunlight in the clearing that results from a burned-out forest, and the seeds will also derive valuable nutrients from the ashes of the fire. In some species, the cones are a more or less accidental aspect of the evolutionary path of that particular tree. Even though organisms evolve toward efficiency in filling a particular niche, there are also many aspects of evolution which are simply accidental.
All conifers produce cones. All other trees produce their seed by other means.
How does a juniper tree reproduce?
Juniper trees reproduce by seeds. Male and female cones can grow on the same tree. The male cones release pollen and fertilize the female cones, which then develop into berries. The seeds have evolved to survive being eaten and digested by animals. Stomach acid wears down a coating on the seed so it can germinate after being excreted.
