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[[Image:Tree.jpg|thumb|250px]]A '''tree''' is a tall [[plant]], usually with roots, a trunk, branches, and [[leaf|leaves]]. Trees produce oxygen and absorb carbon dioxide from the air.  Also, certain types of trees may bear fruit, such as apples.
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A '''tree''' is a tall [[Tree (plant)|plant]], usually with roots, a trunk, branches, and [[leaf|leaves]].
  
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Trees are an important part of the [[Bible]]. They were created, along with all other plants, on the Third Day of [[Creation]].<ref>Genesis 1:11-12</ref>  It was from the [[Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil]] that [[Eve]] brought [[evil]] into the world.<ref>Genesis 3:1-7</ref>  Jotham used a parable about trees to criticize his brother Abimelech.<ref>Judges 9</ref>  And it was on the [[wood]] of a tree that our [[Savior]], [[Jesus Christ]], was [[crucifixion|crucified]]. In fact, a commonly used name for Jesus Christ is "Tree of Life."
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In [[mathematics]], a '''tree''' is a [[graph]] with no cycles, so called because these graphs often resemble natural trees.
  
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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.
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[[Tree (data structure)|Tree]]s can be implemented on computers as [[data structure]]s used to perform functions.
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The harvesting of trees for commercial or forest management purposes is [[logging]].
 
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== See also ==
 
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*[[Baobab]]
 
  
 
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[[File:Rousseau Lallee des Chataigniers.jpg|300px]]
 
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[[Theodore Rousseau]], Lallee des Chataigniers (France).
 
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[[Category:Trees]]
 
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[[Category:Forestry]]
 

Revision as of 22:36, November 16, 2018

A tree is a tall plant, usually with roots, a trunk, branches, and leaves.

In mathematics, a tree is a graph with no cycles, so called because these graphs often resemble natural trees.

Trees can be implemented on computers as data structures used to perform functions.

References

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