How can you determine the age of a tree?
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To determine the age of a tree, first find its diameter by measuring the circumference of the trunk in inches and then dividing that number by pi. Once you have the tree's diameter, look up the growth factor for the type of tree you're measuring, which is how much width it gains annually.
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Growth of the tree can be measured by the annual rings that are present on the the tree and are visible when the trees cut down.
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Another method to measure the growth of the tree is measuring the diameter of the tree by measuring the circumference of the tree and dividing it by pi.
Annual rings are formed by the xylem growth and these rings are formed every year the diameter of the tree increases.
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