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Redwood trees
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How are stems and tree trunks different?
Not necessarily. Technically any stem can become the new "trunk of the tree". Its a hormonal thing. The tips of the stems and trunks are very light sensitive and can sense the tallest "trunk". The apex or tips of every trunk/stem has the same hormones, but the tallest tree trunk is active. If you were to cut off the tallest stem of a tree the second tallest limb would grow into take its place.
How tall was the tallest tree?
i think i think it was about 3m or something like this
What is the oldest and tallest tree in the Amazon rainforest?
The tallest living tree in the world is a redwood in California, U.S. It stands 370 feet tall.
What is the thickness of the roots of the tallest tree?
The thickness of the roots of the tallest tree, which is a coast redwood (Sequoia sempervirens) named Hyperion, varies but can reach several feet in diameter at the base. However, root thickness is not uniform and can taper significantly as they extend further from the trunk. Generally, tree roots can be about 1 to 3 feet thick near the trunk, but they can be much thinner as they branch out into the surrounding soil.
Which morph do you think would be easier to see on a light tree trunk?
light morph
What is on a tree trunk?
Bark covers a tree trunk.
What color is the redwood tree in California?
They're tree colored. You know: brownish trunk, greenish leaves. The trunk is a decidedly reddish shade of brown, but still: it's a tree, what color did you think it would be?
When was The Tallest Tree in Our Forest created?
The Tallest Tree in Our Forest was created in 1977.
Name for a tree trunk?
The trunk of a tree is called a 'bole'.
What part of a tree is the trunk?
the outer part of a tree trunk
Is a tree trunk a compound?
Tree trunk is a compound word
What part of the trunk of a tree?
the outer part of a tree trunk
