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How does a pine tree support its self?
its trunk
Why do elephants have wide legs like a tree trunk?
to support their weight
What do trunks do for a tree?
The trunk is the main structural support element of a tree; trees elevate their leaves by means of the trunk, lifting them above lower competing vegetation.
What do you call stem of tree?
The name of the stem of a plant is called a stalk. If it is soft it is a herbaceous Weak ones are called climbers, and swollen or broken ones are called galls.
What does a trunk do for a tree?
The trunk of a tree is the support system for the whole tree. It gets nutrients the tree needs from the soil and transfers them to the rest of the trees branches and leaves.the Bark of the tree protects the tree from the elements and helps to support the tree.that is awesome dude:)yall are nerds big time:)Lolz
What is the oldest hardest wood in the tree trunk called?
The oldest and hardest wood in a tree trunk is usually found in the center of the trunk and is called the heartwood. Heartwood is darker and denser than the outer layers of the trunk and provides structural support and protection for the tree.
How can I straighten a curved tree trunk?
To straighten a curved tree trunk, you can gently tie it to a stake for support and gradually adjust its position over time. This process should be done carefully to avoid damaging the tree.
The trunk of the tree is a root?
Not by definition. The trunk is considered to be the above ground stem portion of the tree, although depending on the species of tree a certain portion of the trunk extends under the surface before branching out into the root system.
What is on a tree trunk?
Bark covers a tree trunk.
The wood in the trunk and the limb of a tree is made up of?
The wood in the trunk and limb of a tree is made up of xylem tissue. Xylem is responsible for conducting water and nutrients from the roots to the rest of the tree. It also provides structural support to the tree.
What do you call the part of the tree trunk that gos into the ground?
The part of the tree trunk that goes into the ground is called the "root." Roots anchor the tree and absorb water and nutrients from the soil. They also store energy and help support the tree's overall stability and health.
What is the function of the tree trunk?
The trunk of a tree is a slight modification of the stem of a regular shrub. As trees are larger than shrubs the trunk has to provide structural support for the leaves and branches (canopy). Trunks are normally covered with bark which offers protection to the delicate network of xylem and phloem vessels which run just below it (in the actively growing portion of the stem); remember the centre of the trunk is in essence dead material - which provides the rigid support. The trunk extends the reach of the tree, enabling trees to stretch their branches and leaves high into the canopies of surrounding trees - looking for light. See related links
