Tree

A tree is a tall plant, usually with roots, a trunk, branches, and leaves. Trees produce oxygen and absorb carbon dioxide from the air. Also, certain types of trees may bear fruit, such as apples.

Trees are an important part of the Bible. They were created, along with all other plants, on the Third Day of Creation. It was from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil that Eve brought evil into the world. Jotham used a parable about trees to criticize his brother Abimelech. And it was on the wood of a tree that our Savior, Jesus Christ, was crucified. In fact, a commonly used name for Jesus Christ is "Tree of Life."

Trees are a flashpoint for environmentalists, who are nicknamed "tree-huggers". Yet environmentalists in 2023 are suing the Biden Administration to stop it from planting more trees.

In the 1970s plastic shopping bags were introduced in grocery stores and retail sales outlets to "Save the Trees"; during the covid lockdown hoax of 2020 plastic shopping bags were alleged by "the science" to facilitate the spread of coronavirus and were banned by local leftist municipalities, who forced a return to murdering trees for paper shopping bags.

The harvesting of trees for commercial or forest management purposes is logging.

Other uses of the term

In mathematics, a "tree" is a graph with no cycles, so called because these graphs often resemble natural trees. Trees can be used to perform functions as computers use binary trees in order to perform operations.

A tree is also an important data structure in computer science.

See also

• Baobab

References

Theodore Rousseau, Lallee des Chataigniers (France).