Does yosemite national park have a tundra biome in January?
Yosemite National Park has alpine tundra all months of the year. Alpine tundra is at high elevations, so in January, it would be covered by snow.
Why is the tundra called a desert?
Answer:
Tundra are deserts because the tundra supports only a small number of organisms, it has low precipitation (often only 10 to 12 cm [3-5 inches] per year). When you have very little precipitation and no wildlife it is considered a desert.
A relationship between organisms in which both organisms benefit?
A Mutualistic relationship between organisms is a relationship by which both organisms benefit from the other. An example of this would be the hippopotamus and the Oxpecker (bird). The birds sit on the hippo's back, getting free food by eating parasites that bother the hippo, while the birds are protected by the hippopotamus. - Dabigb
such relationship is called symbiosis.
Symbiotic
Symbiosis/mutualism.
mutualism
What was life like in the 1960s?
Was cool.
Petrol was cheaper. A room only needed a couple of power points. There wasn't an electrical gadget to do everything. When something broke it was repaired, not thrown away. When you got sick it took longer to get over it, because medicine wasn't as advanced. No internet so, the news papers had complete control over what you were told. Drugs were only just starting to become part of the scene so you could leave your door unlocked with very little risk of being ripped off. Mothers looked after their kids, instead of being forced to neglect them, to feed an ever expanding economy. People didn't walk along the streets swearing and drunk, as in those days, you would get a punch in the mouth for that sort of behavior. In the developed countries, the sight of seeing children sleeping on the streets was basically unheard of. People were more idealistic. Even if most of this was the result of being blissfully unaware about what was really going on in the world around them, I must admit though, there was alot about the 1960's that was enjoyable.
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Why do tundra have very large trees?
Tundra regions do not typically have large trees due to their harsh climatic conditions, including extreme cold, short growing seasons, and permafrost, which limits root development. The dominant vegetation in tundra areas consists of low shrubs, grasses, and mosses that can withstand these conditions. The lack of nutrient-rich soil and the harsh winds further inhibit the growth of larger trees. Therefore, the environment is not conducive to supporting large tree growth.
If you mean the buildings were on land on a neighbor's deed, you need to contact a real estate attorney immediately. Depending upon what state you're in, and how long the buildings have been there, you may be able to make a claim for the land around the buildings, or you may have to move them to your own land.
Where in alternator located on 2001 Toyota Tundra?
For a V8 you will find it under the left side of the engine. It can only be found underneath the truck. There to many parts on top to find it looking above.
What are unusual animals in the tundra?
Some unusal animals in the tundra are Army Ant
Aye-Aye Monkey
Bald Eagle
Bengal Tiger
Blue and Yellow Macaw
Boa Constrictor
Butterfly
Cape Buffalo
Capuchin Monkey
Capybara
Chimpanzee
Coatimundi
Cock-of-the-Rock
Crocodile
Dragonfly
Dwarf Mongoose
Earthworm
Eclectus Parrot
Eyelash Viper
Flying Fox
Flying Squirrel
Fruit Bat
Gecko
Giant Armadillo
Gibbon Monkey
Gold Frog
Golden Toad
Goliath Beetle
Gorilla
Great Horned Owl
Harpy Eagle
Hawk
Hoatzin
Horned Palm Viper
Howler Monkey
Hummingbird
Iguana
Jaguar
Katydid
King Cobra
Kinkajou
Komodo Dragon
Leaf Cutter Ant
Lemur
Leopard
Macaw
Mandrill
Margay
Milk Snake
Monkey
Mountain Lion
Ocelot
Okapi
Opossum
Orangutan
Paca
Peacock Bass
Peccary
Piranha
Pirarucu
Poison Arrow Frog
Puma
Pygmy Chimpanzee
Pygmy Marmoset
Python
Quetzal
Rainbow Boa
Rainbow Lizard
Red Deer
Red-Eyed Tree Frog
Red Panda
Rhinoceros Beetle
Rubber Eel
Ruby-Throated Hummingbird
Scarlet Macaw
Scarlet Tanager
Sloth
Slow Loris
Snake
Spear-Nosed Bat
Spider Monkey
Squirrel Monkey
Sting Ray
Tamarin
Tamarin Lion
Tamarin Monkey
Tapir
Tarantula
Toucan
Tree Frog
Vampire Bat
Vicuna Wolf
Woodpecker
Woolly Monkey
How long is the average growing season in the US?
its about 3 months each but winter is longer than all of the seasons
you forget him and your friend and move on with your life you show him just what he has lost.....
What is the average temperature in the Klondike?
its very arctic and subarctic and very dry,with long cold winters
What are characteristics of a tundra?
Tundra is a cold, treeless, plain-like area with a frozen subsurface. Some characteristics of tundra are an extremely cold climate, low biotic diversity, and limited drainage.
Tea comes from the leaves of tea plant (camellia sinensis). Tea grows best in a humid subtropical climate, but can be grown in tropical regions as well. It generally cannot be grown in cold regions or arid to semiarid regions.
It can be grown outside if you live in a warm climate with sufficient rainfall (zone 8). However you can successfully grow it in other climates by use of a greenhouse or by growing the plant inside where it will be out of danger from frost. In borderline areas, you can plant the tea plant in a warm, sheltered area.
You can buy a tea plant, grow a plant from a cutting, or even from seeds. Seeds take about four weeks in order to germinate in the damp at a warm temperature.
Tea will need an acid soil in order to grow (pH4.5-7). Many places will sell acidified soil (or soil additives). You should also be careful since most tap water is slightly basic and will decrease the acidity of the soil over time.
Soil should be well drained and sandy. Too much moisture around the plant will encourage the growth of detrimental molds and mildews so it is best to water only as much as needed. If planted outside then some protection needs to be put around it on rainy days to prevent the plant from getting too wet.