A tree can be defined as a large woody perennial plant. Though there is no set definition of size, it is generally at least 4.5 m (15 ft) high at maturity, and with branches supported on a single main stem. Trees are important components of the natural landscape and significant elements in landscaping. Compared with most other forms of plants, trees are long-lived. A few species of trees grow to over 100 m (300 ft) tall and some live for several millennia.

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• Conifers

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• Fagales

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• Trees of Africa
• Trees of New Zealand

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• Wood

Articles in category "Trees"

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Tree Dendrology A Aceraceae Acerola Achiote Aextoxicon Ailanthus Alectryon (genus) Alstonia American arbor-vitae Anahaw Angsana Arbre du Ténéré Arsenal Oak Ash tree Ashoka tree Aspen Austras Koks B Bacuri Balsam poplar Bartek (oak) Black Poplar Black Walnut Black locust Bodhi tree Bonsai C Carya Catalpa Charter Oak Cherry Chestnut Christmas tree

C cont. Chrysolepis Coco de mer Coppicing Corymbia ficifolia Cottonwood E Ebony El Palo Alto Engelhardia F Fruit tree propagation G General Grant tree Gernikako Arbola Gloucester Tree Goldenrain tree Grant Grove H Heritage trees in Singapore Hornbeam K Kiidk'yaas L Lilac List of famous trees List of great British trees List of sequoia groves M Mahogany Major Oak Malus Mariposa Grove Mott N Nectar source Neem Nelder Grove O Ostrya P Plum Pollen source Poplar

P cont. Provincial tree emblems of Canada R Royal Oak (tree) S Soap bark tree Southern magnolia Sri Maha Bodhi Strychnine tree Sumac Sweetbay Magnolia Sweetgum Sycamine tree T Tabebuia Tea Olive Thor's Oak Toona Tree (mythology) Tree-line Trees of Britain and Ireland Trees of Canada Trees of Denmark Trees of Iran Trees of the Caribbean Basin Trees of the world Árbol del Tule U National Grove of State Trees List of U.S. state trees W Washington tree White Ash Willow Wingnut Wye Oak X Xylem Y Ylang-ylang