Trees grow by producing new cells in a very limited number of places. These places of cell division are called meristems. Meristems are zones of intense activity. They are where all new cells are formed and where they expand.
Trees grow in height as a result of meristems that are located at their branch tips. These meristems are called apical meristems. Roots also expand through the soil by growing at their tips as a result of apical meristems. All buds that you see on a tree contain apical meristems. Trunk diameter growth occurs as a result of another meristem already mentioned called the vascular cambium. The vascular cambium produces new xylem and phloem each year and as a result the trunk, branches and roots continue to increase in diameter.
On the stump of a tree, each line represents one year of growth on the tree ring.
Growth rings in a tree shows the growth of the tree. It will show dry spells, fires, number of years the tree has been alive.
Actually, in order to stimulate fruit growth you can strike your tree or you can have another fruit sit on top of your tree and that should stimulate growth in your "fruit".
The width of the tree's growth ring indicates the kind of growing season the tree endured .
. How much light (sunlight) do herbs need for photosynthesis and growth to occur?
A tree growth scar is basically a "scrunched" up part on a tree branch. The growth scars come out during the winter or cold weathers.
Growth and decay.
Yes. Cell growth occurs in interphase.
epiphyseal plates
only in localized areas
For true growth to occur, constructiveactivities must occur at a fasterrate than destructive ones. -darlene de la rosa2992
A tree often represents life and slow, steady growth.