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Tree into the Botanik a persistent (of several years) plant one calls, which possesses a clearly recognizable upright trunk felled trees, which climbs branches, which train again branches, sheets and blooms from a root and, is at that aboveground. The branches extend each year by driving out Endknospen, fell trees and increase continuously in thickness and extent. The special characteristic of the tree is that its holziger trunk develops a crown consisting of leaf-rising up branches only in a certain height.

Groups of plants, at which trunks occur

ways of life occur in five different groups of plants: Genuine trees are the deciduous trees (from the Bedecktsamern) as well as the coniferous trees (from the resinous wood plants). Both groups of plants have felled trees trunks.

Besides three smaller groups of plants occur, which train tree-like structures: the palms, the Palmfarne and the these three groups do not possess genuine wood with Dickenwachstum.Daher are also relatively even the master diameter (from bottom to top). The trunk develops from the By definition of tree are not palms, Palmfarne and tree ferns genuine trees, but ways of life.

The tree form is mainly in approximately 50 higher plant families. On the other hand the tree form is usually missing with algae, Moosen, lily plants, Iridaceae, Hydrocharitaceae, Orchideen, Chenopodiaceae, and also with the Lamiales, Convolvulaceae, bellflower plants, Cucurbitaceae, Saxifragaceae, Papaveraceae, Ranunculaceae or Caryophyllaceae.


Articles in category "Tree"

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A

» Apples
» American red oak
» Ash maple
» Ashes
» Angel man spruce

B

» Bird berry
» Black thorn acacia
» Black muzzle berry
» Black maple
» Butter nut

C

» Coastal giant tree
» Coastal fir
» Culture apple
» Common white willow
» Cherry (plant)

D

» Dte apple
» Deciduous trees
» Durio
» Douglas firs
» Douglas fir

E

» Elm trees
» EastAmerican larch
» Eastern Hainbuche
» Ear pasture
» Evergreen Magnolie

F

» Four-spur tree
» Fruit tree
» Fujian Zypresse
» Fuchsschwanz Kiefer
» French maple

G

» Game pear
» Grape/cluster oak
» Giant giant tree
» Giant life tree
» Giant trees

H

» Handkerchief tree
» Hanging beech
» Hop beeches
» Himalaja spruce
» Hiba Lebensbaum

I

» Itself SCN life tree
» Illusory beeches
» Italian Erle
» Iron wood tree
» Iron wood

J

» Judasbaum (kind)
» Johannisbrotbaum
» Jenipapo
» Japanese Schnurbaum
» Japanese Nusseibe

K

» Kauri tree of New Zealand
» Kronentraufe
» Kratom
» Koyama spruce
» Kosobaum

L

» Lemon
» Larches
» Laurel pasture
» Litschibaum
» List of trees and bushes in Central Europe

M

» Mourning pasture
» Magenta pasture
» Magenta fir
» Myroxylon
» Moringabaum

N

» Norfolk Island pine
» N
» Nusseiben
» Numidi fir
» Nothotsuga

O

» Orient beech
» Oaks

P

» Pastures (Botanik)
» Pigeon tree (coniferous tree)
» Pigeon tree
» Pointed maple
» Prunus

R

» Red queue skin maple
» Red Rosskastanie
» Red ash
» Red maple
» Rosskastanien

S

» Sugar hat spruce
» Sweet cherry
» Sl beech
» Sundacarpus amarus
» Surinam cherry

T

» Two-colored oak
» Trauerzypresse
» Toromiro
» Teakbaum
» Tatari steppe maple

U

» Urostigma (Untergattung)
» Urweltmammutbaum
» Usual Rosskastanie
» Usual Robinie
» Upright Sumpfzypresse

W

» Wndattel
» Wollbaumgewse
» Wollemia nobilis
» Winter lime tree
» Western balsam Pappel

V

» Virgini Wacholder
» Virginia oak
» Veitchs fir

Y

» Yellow Balau
» Yellow Rosskastanie
» Yellow Kiefer
» Ylang Ylang

Z

» Zlbe
» Zypressengewse
» Zwerg-Kiefer
» Zypressen
» Zucker-Ahorn

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