| A tree vitality requires a complex
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| | return the processed food back to the
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| process consisting in transformation of
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| | roots from the leaves. They also are a
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| natural ressource. In other words, the
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| | flexible support for the canopy.
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| tree's extract from the soil and the air,
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| | They are composed of four main sections.
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| the elements they need and with the
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| | First, the Bark, wich protect the inner
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| energy of the sun, it transform and
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| | tree sections from insects, injury and
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| devellop these ressource into food.
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| | prevent dryness. The second part is the
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| Trees are mainly composed of three parts;
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| | cambium. It is a small layer of tissue
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| the roots, the trunk and branches and the
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| | compose with multiple cells that
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| foliage (leaves or needles).
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| | reproduce themself constantly which help
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| Roots
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| | the tree gain girth. It is also this
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| The roots are usualy the hidden part of
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| | layer that will form a protective skin
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| the tree as they are primarly
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| | again an injury before recreating bark.
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| underground. They are destinate to play
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| | Third, the layer of sapwood. This layer
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| four roles in the tree vitality. They
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| | is the highway for food, minerals and
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| anchor the tree solidly in the ground,
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| | water. It act as the canal between the
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| they absorb and transport water and
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| | roots and the leaves for a back and forth
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| minerals and they store the food
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| | distribution of goods. Fourth and last is
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| processed by the leaves. In younger
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| | the heartwood. It is composed of dead
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| tree's, the root system is composed of a
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| | wood and is normally darker in color
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| sole main root, called the tap root. As
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| | because of the higher resin
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| the tree gets older, it will develop a
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| | concentration.
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| lateral network of roots terminating with
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| | Leaves
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| fine "roots hair". These small roots, are
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| | The leaves are the factory of the
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| the ones that absorb water and minerals.
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| | vitality process. They transform the
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| Food storage is necessary for next
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| | natural elements into food, with the help
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| seasons production of leaves, seeds and
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| | of the ligth/sun, a process called
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| flowers.
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| | photosynthesis. The leaves also absorb
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| Trunk and branches
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| | carbon dioxide from the air to
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| The trunk and branches also play
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| | incroporate with water and minerals to
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| different functions. They are the
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| | form the complex but essential compound
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| distributor of the water and mineral of
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| | for tree survival.
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| from the roots to the leaves but they
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