The age of a tree is best approximated by

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The age of a tree is best approximated by

The age of a tree is best approximated by
A) estimating tree height.
B) counting tree growth rings.
C) measuring the diameter of a trunk at breast height (dbh).
D) counting the number of leaves.

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Elements of Ecology

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