Q. A tree grows every day; can it be called a living creature?
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A tree grows every day; can it be called a living creature?

A tree flourishes in favourable conditions. It can grow new branches, leaves and fruits so should we considered trees as one among the other living creature?


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    If it has DNA then it has the coding of life embedded inside. You can take a 100 year old seed, place it in the ground and it will spring forth new life and repeat this process again and again.


       

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Green T's aren't green teas but green trees. Science has been teaching us to plant trees and save Earth. Numerous times over several years of studying, we have been hearing our science teachers discussing the importance of trees in nature. It gives off oxygen which the humans need to breathe and live. It takes in the carbon dioxide that humans give off. The mutualism that we share with trees and plants is amazing. We get a lot from trees but the act to get more goes beyond the limit. Now, there's illegal logging and other activities of cutting down trees. There might be worse. Could there still be a chance to reconcile ourselves with nature?

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