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- tree | Definition, Structure, Uses, Importance, & Facts | BritannicaPerhaps a general definition would describe a tree as a perennial woody plant that develops along a single main trunk to a height of at least 4.5 metres (15 feet) at maturity. This may be contrasted with a shrub, which might be loosely defined as a woody plant with multiple stems that is, in most cases, less than 3 metres (about 10 feet) tall.
- 7 Best Native Trees for Phoenix - LawnstarterThe tree has a deciduous habit, producing yellowish-green leaves that are around a foot long. Mature trees grow around 48 feet tall with a 4-foot trunk. In springtime, inconspicuous green flowers form followed by the 1.5-inch nuts that ripen in fall and winter. The nuts are a favorite food for humans as well as the local squirrels.
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- Anatomy of a tree | US Forest Service - USDAA composite of hollow, needlelike cellulose fibers bound together by a chemical glue called lignin, it is in many ways as strong as steel. A piece 12” long and 1” by 2” in cross section set vertically can support a weight of twenty tons! Leaves make food for the tree, and this tells us much about their shapes.
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