Biology, asked by Leoblaze, 2 months ago

Is it necessary to cut a tree and count its annual rings to know its age? Can't it be done without cutting it?

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Answered by Aaradhyamishra2012

The second most accurate way to estimate tree age is to count the annual rings of wood growth. ... For trees that are dead and have been cut down, you can count the rings on the stump. This provides an accurate estimate, but for live trees it just won't work!

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