Tree (disambiguation)
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- Phylogenetic tree: A representation of genetic similarity between taxonomic units. [e]
Tree (plant): A large, perennial, woody plant. [e]- Tree (data structure): In design of computer software
- Tree of life: Add brief definition or description
Types of trees (plant):
- Acer palmatum: Deciduous tree commonly known as the "Japanese Maple". [e]
- Apple (tree): Pomaceous fruit of an apple tree, species Malus domestica, family Rosaceae. [e]
Dacrydium_cupressinum: A large evergreen coniferous tree endemic to the forests of New Zealand. [e] (aka Rimu)
Ginkgo: Dioecious tree, commonly known as the maidenhair tree (Ginkgo biloba), that is native to China and is cultivated as a shade tree, and is regarded as a living fossil. [e]- Maple: Deciduous tree or shrub of the genus Acer of the North Temperate Zone, having opposite, usually palmate leaves and long-winged fruits borne in pairs. [e]
- Medlar: A fruit tree of minor importance, Mespilus germanica, mostly cultivated as an ornamental tree. [e]
- Peach: The popular fruit produced by the tree Prunus persica. [e]
- Pear: The fruit of various trees in the genus Pyrus, cultivated around the world for food. [e]
- Pine (tree): A conifer belonging to the genus Pinus and the family Pinaceae. [e]
- Sorb: Several Old World trees of the genus Sorbus in the rose family, cultivated for its flowers, and whose berries are edible. [e]
Cultivation of trees:
- Specimen_tree: Ornamental tree planted as a feature in a house park or garden. [e]
- Topiary: The clipping of shrubs or trees into ornamental shapes. [e]
- Tree Shaping: In horticulture, the practice of training a tree or shrub to grow into a specific shape. [e]
Other:
- Treehouse: A shelter built in, or supported in part by, a tree or multiple trees. [e]
- Rungwe tree viper: Add brief definition or description
- Sir Herbert Beerhohm Tree: English actor and theater manager of the Victorian and Edwardian periods, a member of the well-known Beerbohm family. [e]