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Trees do not belong in the lithosphere; they are primarily part of the biosphere. The lithosphere refers to the Earth's rigid outer layer, including rocks and soil. Trees grow in the soil, which is part of the lithosphere, but they themselves are living organisms that interact with both the biosphere and the atmosphere. Thus, while they depend on the lithosphere for nutrients and support, they are not classified as part of it.

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