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why are redwood trees red?

by Guest3758  |  12 years, 7 month(s) ago

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I want to know why redwood trees are mostly red in color. Is it some mineral in the soil or a chemical the tree produces? Red is not exactly a common tree color. (yes do I know a few other red trees exist, and I know redwoods age to be a more gray-brown, so no need to restate those things). Thank you for looking at my question.

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  1. Guest5446
    According to our knowledge Redwood are ancient trees that are the tallest trees on the Earth, up to 360 feet about 100 meters.Due to the climate became drier and colder due to that it extract minerals from soil and became moist and their color remains red.

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