If some one cut the branch of  a  tree it will grow in other place, why not in human.?
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because u need special cells for thet called germ cells. these cells present in foetus and help in develoing organs when it is in womb. besides that its not as easy. it will need lots of research work to do so.
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I don't agree.This is law of nature.we all living things are created in different shape and sizes.apes will remain as apes.monkey will remain as monkey and human being will remain as human being.only human being has got extra ordinary brain to think and Analise it
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While it can grow on all sides of a tree, it is most commonly found on the north side of the tree in the northern hemisphere (and the south side in the southern hemisphere) because of a lack of sufficient water for reproduction on the sun-facing side of the tree. For this reason, when in a deep forest with little sunlight, it would be foolish to determine your direction based on moss growth.
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people are cutting trees down for many reason. the most common is they are making land for construction. also to make paper.
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a sycamore tree just because they have strong roots and will grow really tall if you dont cut them and becaus epocahontas sang about them in the movie remember "how high does the sycamore grow if you cut it down them youll never know"
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It will be in the same spot because remember that meristems are at the tip of branches.\n\nAnd if you don't know what a meristem is,  it's the area where cell division occurs (and lead to growth).
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Trees grow b/c of something inside it called the apical meristem. Hormones released here cause it to grow.\n\nTrees grow from the top. The bottom of the tree does not grow upwards. It stays in the same place. The tree gets wider & grows from the tips outward & upward.\n\nI have found a really good in depth resource for you to use. It has lots of nice diagrams as well.
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A bonsai tree can be made almost of every tree species. Usually it's the "needle" trees that get cut into bonsai. \n\nWhat makes a bonsai is the technique of slowly growing and cutting them, not the sort of the plant.
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Great philosophical question! \n\nI tend to think of it like this:\nIf a person's life is only affected by his or her actions and the actions of people and occurences that are directly relevant to that person's life then the "tree" doesn't make a sound. \nBut then we've all heard of the "Butterfly effect"; in which case the "tree" would sound like an explosion occuring next to you.......
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Because trees and plants take in carbon dioxide and put out oxygen.
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Who cares? Our lives are better than yours.\nHave you not seen a person be healed? It happens all the time, people's legs that were cut off grow back!!! Can science explain that?
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The entire tree was not originally contained within the small seed.\nThe tree grew and got larger (more massive) by taking in material from the Earth and air.\nWater and minerals were sucked up into the tree through the roots, things like Carbon Dioxide were taken in through the leaves, and all of this was done by the energy gained from photosynthesis and the initial nutrients stored withhin the original seed.
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I've done it, and i'm still a free man.....so apparently not.\n\n(Unless it's somebody ELSE'S tree. That would likely be illegal.)
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a dead tree. a tree that was already cut
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if it hangs over your property line, you can cut it as long as you do not cause harm to the tree. I know this because it was a case on one of those cheese people's court shows.
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design it just like any other plant, however this is realyl complicated.  I bet you 10 points nobody answers this correctly.
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Environmentalists of the past would go into forest that were being cut down, and they would chain themselves into a "hugging" position around a tree. The idea was that the logging companies couldn't cut that tree down, because doing so would be Manslaughter. So if you got enough people to "hug trees" in strategic places, you could save most of a forest from being chopped down. Hence the term "Tree Hugger"