Trees

  • Trees are large plants with a trunk, branches, and leaves.
  • They are living things that grow from seeds.
  • Roots: Grow underground and hold the tree in place.
  • Trunk: The strong stem that supports the tree.
  • Branches: Extend from the trunk and hold the leaves.
  • Leaves: Use sunlight to make food for the tree (photosynthesis).
  • Fruits and Seeds: Help in growing new trees.
  • Deciduous Trees: Lose their leaves in the fall (e.g., Maple, Oak).
  • Evergreen Trees: Stay green all year round (e.g., Pine, Fir).
  • Fruit Trees: Provide fruits like apples, mangoes, and oranges.
  • Provide oxygen for us to breathe.
  • Give shade and keep the environment cool.
  • Provide food like fruits and nuts.
  • Offer homes for animals like birds and squirrels.
  • Prevent soil erosion and keep the soil healthy.
  • Wood is used for making furniture, paper, and houses.
  • Leaves and fruits are used for food and medicine.
  • Water them regularly.
  • Avoid cutting them unnecessarily.
  • Plant more trees to protect the environment.
  • Some trees live for hundreds or even thousands of years (e.g., Bristlecone Pine).
  • The tallest trees in the world are redwoods found in California.

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