Where do trees grow from?

Answer 1

It grows from the soil.

Trees increase in height by building new cells from the apical meristem at the top of the tree. The trunk expands in diameter by producing new cells around the circumference from the vascular cambium, which produces xylem and phloem to transport food and water, and the cork cambium, which produces bark. Branches and roots grow longer by producing new cells from the lateral meristems at the tip, similar to the apical meristem.

The meristems and cambium contain meristematic tissue, which is a collection of undifferentiated cells that dive and then differentiate to become specific cell types.

Answer 2

i think trees form by planting them and seeds`........................................

Answer 3

Yap!Tree is developed from seed.4 reference check on modern Biology.

Really, you wasted out time with this question. Please.

Answer 4

Trees although technically are implanted in the ground, they grow from the air. This is because without air the primary source of living trees would never even start growing.