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Tree Rings!!BabyGurl!!!
Tree rings form because in winter, the cambrium (xylem, phloem etc) grows very slowly, with small cells, and in spring/simmer it grows rapidly with larger cells. As the tree grows, these differences are shown as bands in the wood. We can tell the conditions the tree was in during a year from the thickness and features of these rings
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