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Trees Trivia Fun Facts

To everyone fond of plants and trees, did you ace the quiz? Congratulations! Now discover some interesting facts about the trees.

Did you have fun answering all questions in this game, right? Now, here are some fun facts about trees.

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Brazil was named after the emergence of the indigenous brazilwood tree. These were harvested and produced for a red-colored dye shipped for use in Europe.

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The monkey puzzle was alive 200 million years ago as it patted shoulders with dinosaurs. The spine-like needles protected it against ancient animals now long gone.

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Every autumn, deciduous trees shed their leaves. During the spring season, they re-grow them. Comparatively, temperatures in these forests can fall from 37°F to 64°F.

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Horse chestnut trees usually grow to approximately 75 feet tall. They are similar to the length of a tennis court, though they can grow taller.

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Elms are found throughout areas in the Northern Hemisphere – from Mexico to Japan and Siberia to Indonesia. They are considered semi-deciduous and deciduous trees.

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Elms are hermaphroditic that have perfect flowers. They do not have petals as they undergo wind pollination. Generally, elms take several decades to grow maturely.

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General Sherman has approximately two billion leaves and a hundred thousand cones. It has a trunk of 20 ft wide and 35 ft above ground.

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Blackthorn is recognized for its purple fruits, known as sloes. If the three are matured already, it can grow up to seven meters in height.

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Prunus has flowers that have five free petals, five sepals, approximately 20 stamens, and a single carpel. More so, its fruits only have one seed.

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Lime trees are small and typically grow to 16 feet tall. They have a shrub-like look because of numerous, uneven branches with several short twigs.