How can you determine the age of a tree after it has been cut down?
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You count the rings.  Each represents one year that the tree grew.
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Cut the tree back where it hangs over your property.
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many factors determine when a specific leaf on a tree will go through senescence, which is the term for death of the leaf.  Typically most leaves turn all at once on a tree because of chemical signals sent throughout however exposure to sunlight as well as the elements (wind, rain, snow, etc.) can prolong and/or induce senescence.
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science of dating the ages of trees
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With a plant identification guide...either a book or webpage.  Just match up the leaf shape and tree appearance.
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Why are logging companies allowed to take so many years before they're required to replant trees in areas they've clear-cut?  Wouldn't our forests grow back quicker & better if they had to replant in 1 or 2 years?
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a dead tree. a tree that was already cut
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They don't actually "drink" when they are cut like that, they just postpone the bottom from drying out and becoming brittle faster, although it seems the water goes away and you have to refill it often, what is actually absorbed into the branches is very little, which is why there is shedding of needles. And check the bottom of the cut flat area for a slimy-like layer, it works like a bandaid, and less water will be absorbed.\n\nFor the tree to drink, they have to have "feeders" (which are the thinner webbings of roots attached to the larger roots) to absorb the water so it can then travel through each of the "rings" of the tree up to the branches. Even damaged roots won't "drink" as much if it is trying to repair itself from a surface wound,which is easily done by running a lawn mower over exposed roots of older trees that have too little soil around them.\n\nEach ring represents a season, you can actually tell how much water it got each year by the spaces between each ring, outter layers are the newest season
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To answer you question , I need the detail sizes of trees
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It is trees or wood that has been buried and due to the time and the type of enviornment that it was in, the wood was replaced by quartz minerals mimicing the wood grains and structure.  It is a case of mineral repalcement
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The two most likely scenarios are a) You are not watering enough so it is drying up. B) You've overwatered, this causes the roots to rot, the tree cannot take up any more water since the roots are dead, hence it dries up and looks as if its been underwatered.
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Deleting a leaf node or a node with a single\nchild are the *easy* cases.  It's when the\nnode has 2 children that tree rebalancing has\nto happen.\n\nIf one of your children (for example, the left one) \nis a leaf node, then:\n\nfree(left); \nleft = NULL;\n\nIt's only slightly more complicated if the node\nhas a single child (assuming the node is hanging off\nof our left child pointer). \n\nnode *temp;\nif (left->left!=0) && (left->right==0)\n    temp = left->left;\n\nelse /* (left->left==0) && (left->right!=0) */\n    temp = left->right;\n\nfree(left);\nleft=p;
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made of wood so when its old break it down and use it as mulch
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Get a Taxonomic Key/Book on Tree Identification....Identify if it is flower or cone bearing.....see if the leaves are broad leaf or it if it has needle-like leaves, observe leaf arrangement and then key out general characteristics to more specific to name the exact tree you have.
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Rotting time approx 2-5 years depending on level of activity
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If the tree is planted in farm plot/tree patch, it respawns. If you plant a tree in the garden of your house, you cannot cut it.
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No. All we know is that it looked appetizing. It was one tree that no longer exists today.