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No one really knows what a tree is - Max G. Levy
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This animated science lesson explores what truly defines a tree from a botanical perspective. Learners will encounter English vocabulary related to plant biology, including terms like gymnosperm, angiosperm, monocot, dicot, secondary growth, and arborescent. The video explains evolutionary relationships between different plant forms, helping learners practice understanding classification language, comparative structures, and scientific reasoning expressed in everyday English.
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The plural form of 'tree', referring to large, woody perennial plants usually having a single stem or trunk growing to a considerable height and bearing lateral branches.
A tall, perennial plant usually having a distinct main woody stem or trunk, which grows to a considerable height and bears branches and leaves at some distance from the ground.
As a noun, plants are living organisms such as trees, flowers, and grasses that typically grow in a permanent site and absorb water through their roots. As a verb, it refers to the act of putting seeds, bulbs, or young trees into the ground so that they can grow.
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