Towering Trees
Stems and Roots
Forests
Bark, Wood and leaves
Growth
100

This is the tallest tree species:

Coast Redwood

100

This is the structure that allows a twig to grow in length:

Terminal Bud

100

This is the largest forest region:

northern forest

100

This is the rough outer covering of a tree:

Bark

100

This is the term for the growth of a stem in diameter:

Secondary

200

This is the term that refers to trees that keep their leaves year round:

Evergreen

200

This is a type of tree branching with the main branches close to the ground:

Spreading

200

This is the forest that extends from Canada to Mexico:

Rocky Mountain Forest

200

This is the main stem of a tree:

trunk

200

This is one of the differences between a tree and a shrub:a

a  tree has one main stem, a shrub has several equally large stems

300

This is the type of spiny tree that is especially designed for life in the desert:

Cacti

300

This is the central core of a young woody stem:

Pith

300

This is the forest’s thick top layer of interlaced leaves:

Canopy

300

This is the top leafy portion of a fully grown tree:

crown

300

This is the term for the growth of a tree from its length:

Primary Growth

400

This is the most common gymnosperm:

Conifer

400

This is the type of root that goes deep into the ground and has secondary roots branching off the main root:

taproot

400

This is a forest that has not been influenced by man or used for timber:

old-growth Forest

400

This is a place on a stem that leaves grow out of:

node

400

This describes a tree that loses its leaves in the fall and stays bare all winter:

deciduous

500

This is the type of gymnosperm that has no branches and frond-like leaves:

Cycad

500

This is the type of root that grows from a plant’s stem, branches, leaves or mature woody roots:

Advintitious

500

This is the type of forest that grows up after a virgin forest is cut:

secondary forest

500

This is the main tissue of a trunk:

Wood

500

This is the layer of growth cells just below the bark of a tree:

vascular Cambium

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