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The word trees is a common plural noun. It needs no apostrophe.The trees grew to a height of 30 feet.


If trees has belongings or possessions, it needs an apostrophe.

The trees' branches hung over the sidewalk.

In Ohio, people collect the trees' nuts, which are called buckeyes.

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