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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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How do you spell fuchsia?

Fuchsia: a shrub with pendulous tubular flowers - typically of two contrasting colours - named in honour of Leonard Fuchs.

Why does your mock orange bush have dried withered leaves when you have had lots of rain?

If this is a mature shrub it is possible that the moisture is not getting to the roots. Put a hose close to the base of the shrub and let it trickle for a few hours and see if this makes a difference.

When leaves fall off of a tree it cannot photosynthesize where does the tree get its energy?

Nitrates and potassium contained in the soil from rotting vegetation and other sources of fertiliser.

What is the difference between White Pine and Norway pine?

White Pine has bundles of 5 needles, Red Pine (Norway Pine) has bundles of two.

What is the name of the evergreen shrubs from which you get capers?

Capers are the pickled leaf buds of Capparis spinosa the Common Caper this shrub is deciduous.

What is the French mafia name?

The French mafia's name is the French Corsican mafia. The French Corsican mafia is mainly situated in the southern part of France.

Is guacamole a tree nut?

Are you serious? Guacamole is a Mexican dip made out of avocados, onions, tomatoes, etc. If you mean do AVOCADOS (which are used to make guacamole) come from trees, then yes...

Is to tree as melon is to?

bethan and ant luke are the best people ever.....

Are palo verde trees native to Arizona?

yes Palo Verde trees are native to Arizona.

Does a ash tree live in a tropical rainforest's?

no, it lives in pallet town, kanto region and watch the grammer

How much wood would a woodcutter cut if a woodcutter could cut wood?

The biggest four factors affecting how much wood a woodcutter could cut are:

  1. the woodcutter's strength and stamina
  2. how much timber is near enough to make cutting and moving it worthwhile for the effort
  3. the season and the weather conditions
  4. does he own land with enough trees suitable to be cut and suitable for burning or building


In addition, today, a woodcutter might be limited for how much timber he can cut IF:

  1. he can only cut in State or Federally owned lands / forests
  2. if he needs a permit to cut on State or Federally owned lands
  3. how much the permit costs
  4. if the State or Federal government sets limits on how much he can cut
  5. if someone else owns the land and sets conditions on what the woodcutter can do on the land

What is an Alamo tree in Mexico?

It is also known as 'alamo' in Mexico -- it is a tree species commonly found in northern Mexico. Its scientific name is Populus fremontii

Does wrapping aluminum foil around oak tree tree trunks help to keep gypsy catterpillars from eating the leaves?

No. The moths fly into the branches to lay eggs, which remain all winter. The caterpillars hatch in spring and are already up the tree ready to eat your leaves.

Additional information:

The caterpillars however do migrate down the tree nightly to hide and return up to feed, or hatch from egg masses laid lower on the tree and initially climb to feed. The aluminum foil would not hinder the caterpillars from their up/down activity. Placing sticky strips around the tree something like the sticky mouse traps would 'catch' them during their up/down activity, until they start crawling over all the stuck/dead caterpillars. A monitoring tool I used when working for a VA county gypsy moth program was to take burlap pieces (12"x24" or so) and put twine around the tree creating flaps of burlap hanging down about chest high. The caterpillars will hide between or under the flaps. Mid-morning you take ice tongs and remove the caterpillars - we counted them - and place in either a jar of rubbing alcohol or soapy water - just a few drops of ivory or whatever you use creates a film on top of the water and they drown. No chemicals involved. The hairs on the caterpillars have been known to cause a rash on some people, hence the ice tongs. Squirrels and starlings are some of the animals that eat the caterpillars.

Why are fir trees called fir trees?

because they dont realy have leaves and they look fury.

Can humans get sick from eating oak tree acorns?

Children may choke or clog the arteries so if you or a child swallowed one i would go to a doctor immediately

Lukemeish's side note I've eaten them before in small quantity's and I turned out OK !

Can you cut a tree that grows in the middle of your neighbor and your yard?

You would need permission from your neighbour and possibly from the Local Authority.

Who is liable for tree root damage?

owener of property tree is on The owner of the property where the tree is on.