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What is exogenous trees or endogenous trees?
Exogenous trees grow in width by forming a new layer of wood under the bark. Endogenous trees grow by forming new fibres within the trunk interspersed with the old fibres.
Does botany deal with physical composition?
Botany deals with identifying plants and how to best grow plants and get rid of unwanted plants. It would include composition of plants such as which plants bloom on old wood and which grow on new wood. It would include grafting plants and pruning plants to make them more pleasing and healthy.
At 39 years old can your penis still grow?
that depends on whether you're like super horny like all the time and also you have to eat like lots of figs like every day because it's like a known fact that figs like increase penis size
Do cats grow new whiskers when their old ones fall out?
Yes, cats do grow new whiskers when their old ones fall out. Whiskers are specialized hairs that serve as sensory organs for cats, helping them navigate their surroundings. When a whisker falls out, a new one will eventually grow in its place.
What does the name bethanie mean?
In Hebrew and Old English, Bethany (and all spelling variations) means 'House of Figs'.
Can a chicken grow a new head if the old one is cut off?
No.
Did the new world and the old world grow plants after the Columbian exchange?
Yes.
Why do snakes skin shed?
So they get a new better skin than the old one
Where did Fred hollow grow up?
Dunedin, New Zealand until he was seven years old.
How old is John Wood?
Australian TV actor John Wood is 70 years old (born July 14, 1946).English Shakespearean actor John Wood was 81 years old when he died on August 6, 2011 (born July 5, 1930).Lionel John Wood, New Zealand diplomat and educator, was born in 1944.
Are hermet crabs born with a shell?
No. Hermit crabs grow from eggs, in their adult phase they seek out abandoned shells to occupy, and scavenge new ones as they outgrow their old shells. Typically they use the old shells from sea snails, occasionally bivalve shells, and sometimes pieces of hollow rock or wood.
How are arthropods able to grow bigger within their exoskeleton?
Because of a process called Ecdysis (also known as moulting) arthropods are able to grow bigger. In ecdysis old exoskeleton is shed and new one (slightly bigger) covers the body.
