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What state giant sequoias and redwood trees?
in California
What is a giant tree?
Sequoias and Redwood trees are examples of large trees. Fun fact: sequoia has every vowel.
When is the bark of the redwood trees and sequoias thickiest?
The bark of redwood trees and giant sequoias is thickest in mature trees, typically reaching its maximum thickness as they age, around 1 to 3 feet thick. This thick bark develops over many decades and serves as an essential defense against fire, pests, and diseases. The thickness varies by species and environmental conditions, but it generally increases as the trees grow older and larger.
Is Nevada the only state with two state trees?
California also has two state trees - the coastal redwood and giant sequoia.
Are the Sequoia trees in Yosemite National park?
There are sequoias in the Sierra Nevada in Central California and on the coast from about Santa Cruz north. The Sierra mountains house the Giant Sequoias (biggest trees by volume); the coast the Coastal redwoods (tallest trees).
Is giant sequoia a protista?
No. Protists are microorganisms and sequoias are large trees.
Which state is the Redwood Forests located?
What do you mean? it's simple, California gezzz!
What type of trees are the giant trees in Californiia or Oregon?
giant redwood- Sequoiadendron Gigantium
Why are sequoias famous?
The Giant Sequoia trees are the largest living things on earth.
What type of tree is the giant tree of California and Oregon?
It is the giant evergreen called the redwood. They are only found in the southern most 15 miles of Oregon and in the North of California. Its scientific name is Sequoia sempervirens,although it is often called a Coast Redwood or California Redwood. It is the only living species in the genus Sequoia, in the Cypress family.The huge tree found in California is the Giant Sequoia Tree.
What type of the tree are the giant trees in California and Oregon?
the California Redwood ( sequoia Sempiverens)
What was the biggest tree cut down?
There are unconfirmed reports of 400-foot tall Coast Redwood trees being cut down around the turn of the century. In turns of sheer mass, Giant Sequoias in the Sierra Nevada are the biggest trees ever destroyed by man.
