how many trees are cut every year in Canada?
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Contact:\ndouglas.kneeland@fao.org\n\nNorth American Forest Commission\nhttp://www.fao.org/forestry/foris/webview/forestry2/index.jsp?siteId=6826&sitetreeId=31118&langId=1&geoId=0
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Canada's coastline is the world's longest at 243,792 km or 151,485 miles (including the coastline of the country's 52,455 islands.)
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a dead tree. a tree that was already cut
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E.  Maple trees\n\n\nLook it up in your text book.
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Yes. All deciduous trees are flowering plants (Division- Spermatophyta; i.e. Seed bearing and flowering plants). So the division is the same but their families are different.There are about 450 families of the flowering plants.Deciduous trees, as the name implies, shed all their leaves once in a year.As against evergreen trees that are covered with leaves all the year round,and never leafless unless dead.
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AGE OF THE TREE the rings inside 1 per year \nhurbs  dont know
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Cut the tree back where it hangs over your property.
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Here are "drawings" or descriptions of all 11 trees:\n\n_ _ _ _ _ _\n\n_ _ _ _ L\n\n_ _ _ L _\n\n_ L _ L\n\n_ _ L L\n\nX _ _\n\n_ X _\n\nY  (where each of the three spokes consists of 2 edges)\n\n X.L\n\nA star with 5 spokes: one spoke consists of 2 edges:\n\n1-2 1-3 1-4 1-5 1-6 6-7\n\nA start with 6 spokes:\n\n1-2 1-3 1-4 1-5 1-6 1-7\n\nStart with the one tree with 0 edges. After drawing all the trees with n edges, add an extra edge to get all the trees with n+1 edges, removing any duplicates ("isomorphic" trees).
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The estimated population of Canada as of today is around 32, 438, 762.
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in canada, they make about 60000$ a year
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You can check out http://www.gardenersweb.ca/ which has lots of information on annuals and vegetables suitable for Canada, especially the prarie provinces.
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As at the last census in 2001 there were 31.02 million. Better statistics can be found on www.statcan.ca
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let's see, cutting down canada's ancient boreal forests by kimberly-clark so they can make KLEENEX, disgraceful.\ncutting down forests to expand factory farming only so that the animals can be slaughtered. horrifying.  by far it is human selfishness and lack of education that is destroying our world.
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con's - more trees have to be cut... more jobs for paper makers industry...
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1024 fruits\nLet\nx = number of trees\nx = number of fruits per tree\nNumber of trees · number of fruits per tree = number of fruits\nx trees · x fruits/tree = 1024 fruits\nx² fruits = 1024 fruits\nx² = 1024\nx = 32\n\ntherefore, there are 32 trees and 32 fruits per tree.\n\n^_^
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"Cutting down trees" sounds better because the other one sounds incomplete... the trees are cutting down what?
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No, trees can never stop growing, absolutely no exceptions.\n\nA tree needs to grow in order to survive, that's just the way they are made. Humans and most other animals can stop growing after reaching a pre-set ideal size and just maintain themselves by repairing damage. \n\nTrees however can only repair damage by adding a new layer of growth around the outside of the trunk. They have no mechanism to actually repair internal damage the way that humans do. That processof laying down new growth is why we can see growth rings in trees. And because they need to lay down that new layer of growth they need to also grow bigger trunks regularly. If a tree ever stops growing it will be unable to repair itself and it will die.\n\nSo no, trees never stop growing and can never stop growing.  Even under the worst conditions trees need to grow just to stay alive. That is why even in conditions of severe cold and drought trees still produce growth rings even though the rings will be closer together because the growth is so slow.