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the tallest living gymnosperm among​

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Answered by khushal1811
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Answered by kingofself
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The tallest gymnosperm is the Sequoia sempervirens, also commonly called as the redwood trees.

Explanation:

  • The currently tallest living redwood tree is named as the Hyperion that measures about 380 feet.
  • It is a type of coast redwood, found in California, the USA in the Redwood National and State Park.
  • This is about 600 years old and contains about 530 cubic metres of wood.
  • The Sequoia sempervirens belongs to the cypress family, Cupressaceae, of the gymnosperms.
  • Generally, the Sequoia species can reach a height of more than 300 feet and a trunk diameter of about 30 feet which gives its massive structure.
  • This species due to its timeless lifespan is referred to as everlasting redwood.
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