what is the main difference between a pine tree and a scrub
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Pine trees are trees of coniferous types and their seeds are stored as cones.
There are a large number of different types of pine trees, each of which have different growth patterns.
The main difference between the scrub pine trees and normal pine trees is the growth pattern.
The scrub pine trees are shorter and bushier in appearance, while most other pine trees are tall and conical.
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The growth pattern of scrub pine trees and typical pine trees differs significantly.
Definition of pine tree and scrub :
Pine tree -
- A pine is a coniferous shrub or tree belonging to the Pinus genus of plants, which contains over 120 species worldwide.
Scrub -
- It's a holly-like decorative shrub with many little striped acorns that grow to be around 6 meters (20 feet) tall.
Explanation -
- The growth pattern of scrub pine trees differs significantly from that of typical pine trees.
- Scrub pine trees are bushier and shorter than most other pine trees, which are tall and conical.
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