Why do some trees grow over 100 feet tall while other trees only grow a few feet?
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Depends on the type of tree, climate, type of soil, amount of wind, occurance of natural disasters, etc...
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A plant under 10ft tall is not considered a tree. If a plant grows only a few feet after more than one growing season, it's not a tree at all.
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Because trees in the emergent layer get more sunlight so they are taller but trees in the canopy and understory layer are slightly smaller because they don't receive as much sunlight as trees in the emergent layer which are the tallest type of trees in a tropical rainforest.....
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Because their mamas gave them their daily veggietables. Also, they probly have a spouse or somethin they need to meet eye to eye with. Hahaha
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Probably smoked when they were younger.
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Genetics
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It depends on the species of trees
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Like saying why is a horse so much taller than a chicken
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