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The barks of trees are hard and tough​

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Answered by soumamondal
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Tree bark is a defence against herbivores, insects and parasitic plants. The smooth bark of a beech tree makes it hard for insects and ivy to gain a foothold, but to keep the surface smooth, the tree must grow its bark quite slowly. ... But the rapid growth causes the bark to wrinkle and crack and this harbours insects

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Answered by pmehrotra1977
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Tree bark is a defence against herbivores, insects and parasitic plants. The smooth bark of a beech tree makes it hard for insects and ivy to gain a foothold, but to keep the surface smooth, the tree must grow its bark quite slowly. ... But the rapid growth causes the bark to wrinkle and crack slowly.

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