They just seem to grow faster
the trees grow well in wet cool climates
They don't. They just seem to grow faster, because it takes less to double the size of something small. In terms of actual organic mass, older trees grow faster.
wet bread
Water, which helps trees grow.
* swamp * marshland
because there it is not a freezing weather
Cherry trees typically grow faster than many other types of trees, reaching maturity in about 15-20 years. This is faster than some hardwood trees like oak or maple, but slower than faster-growing trees like poplar or willow.
No.
Deforestation is caused which means that they are being cleared faster than they can grow back.
Because bacteria likes moist, damp and warm places to grow. Mold specifically requires moisture in order to grow and the swimming suit being wet and in hot environments more often, it is more likely to develop bacteria faster.
No, trees cannot grow in water. While some trees can tolerate wet or swampy environments, they still need well-drained soil to grow properly. Excessive water can lead to root rot and eventually kill the tree.
The best things to make trees grow faster are sunlight and water. Some trees require more sunlight than others, and some trees don't need as much water as others.