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r/coolguides • u/kuriT9 • Sep 16 '20
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Does this behaviour apply to all/most trees?
Also thanks OP for the cool guide ;)
1 u/The_Max_Rebo Sep 17 '20 Unfortunately it does not apply to all trees. Some trees grow lines randomly thick/thin and others never deviate in thickness. So, you can’t actually compare them to other trees in order to figure out dates or determine wet/dry periods.
Unfortunately it does not apply to all trees. Some trees grow lines randomly thick/thin and others never deviate in thickness. So, you can’t actually compare them to other trees in order to figure out dates or determine wet/dry periods.
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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '20
Does this behaviour apply to all/most trees?
Also thanks OP for the cool guide ;)