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What are some of the Advantages and disadvantages of being bipedal?
Advantages of being bipedal include increased efficiency in long-distance travel, freeing hands for carrying objects and using tools, and improved visibility over tall grass. Disadvantages include increased risk of back problems, difficulty in maintaining balance, and slower running speed compared to quadrupeds.
What IS THE DISadvantages of lemon grass?
disadvantages of lemon grass
What are the advantages and disadvantages of using astro turf?
Astro-Turf (which is a specific brand of artificial turf, or grass) has several advantages over a natural grass surface. It tends to stand up under heavy use better than grass, it can be used in indoor arenas and because it does not need to be cut is easier to maintain. However artificial turfs tend to be more abrasive than grass, causing burn like injuries, and some research has shown older artificial turfs present a greater potential for joint injury.
What disadvantages are there to raising a sheep?
Advantages include keeping the weeds and grass growth under control and making money when you sell them. Some disadvantages include the cost of feeding and maintaining them.
What were the advantages and disadvantages of sod house?
thermally advantageous and cheap but the downside is you will have dirt,mud,grass in your house
What are the advantages and disadvantages of having paspalum in a horses paddock?
Hot weather grass that does best in warm climates some types can withstand high salinities and can even be watered with sea water. Can become infected with ergotamine fungus which is detrimental to livestock.
What are the disadvantages of carpet grass?
Carpet grass is invasive and most people don't like the look of carpet grass. It takes a long time to grow carpet grass in the spring and carpet grass turns brown quickly when the weather gets cold.
What are advantages and disadvantages of vermicomposting?
Vermicomposting means composting with worms. It is taking vegetable scraps and grass clippings and adding worms. The worms break this down and make it into great fertilizer for your garden. The only disadvantage is the time and effort to do the vermicomposting.
What do you call a grass expert?
AnswerGround keeper, green keeper, Turf manager, Sports Turf Manager, Lawn Care Manager, Landscaper, Horticulturists etce proper title is Agronomist. That's my job!
The disadvantages of the symbiotic relationship between a clownfish and a sea anemone?
There are no disadvantages, but the only thing is that the sea anemone might make the clown fish get stuck in its grass-like things
Why does grass move in the wind?
Grass blades being lighter move in the wind.
How To Determine if Zoysia Grass Fits a Lawn?
Zoysia grass has recently experienced an uptick in attention for lawn coverage and replacement. While it is true zoysia grass presents some advantages over other kinds of lawns, it comes with caveats. The advantages and disadvantages of zoysia grass may suit some regions more than others. Zoysia grass has numerous growth and survival advantages when compared with other popular lawn grasses. It grows especially well during the hot summer months, a time when plant growth can be difficult. It requires less water when compared with other lawn grasses. It can survive severe stress from heat. These advantages make zoysia grass an excellent choice for homeowners who spend a great deal of time outdoors during the warm weather months. It produces a vivid green cushion with great thickness and texture when fully established. This can help keep crabgrass and weeds at bay to some extent. However, zoysia grass does have some disadvantages. It loses color and becomes quite brown from about mid-October to mid-May. While it is in its brown phase, it represents a fire hazard, making it a poor choice for wildfire areas. Winter weeds may be able to spread easily through zoysia grass. Also, usage of a zoysia grass lawn during the brown phase may incur severe damage to the lawn. Zoysia grass can be difficult to start a lawn with, and takes as much as three years to fully establish itself. Once it has become established, zoysia grass can be extremely difficult to dislodge. It may become a considerable nuisance and encroach upon flowerbeds or other plants. While it is vibrant and green, it may require more frequent mowing than other types of lawn grass. Selecting zoysia grass can be an excellent choice to begin or replace a lawn. Zoysia grass is not a miracle lawn and should not be touted as such. Zoysia grass may work best in regions where a summer lawn is an important factor in home ownership. It can fit a variety of soil types and is easily adapted to poor soil. By choosing zoysia grass but keeping the disadvantages in mind, a lush green lawn can be grown and maintained.
