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A trunk is the main wooden part of a tree that grows upward from the ground and supports the branches and leaves above it. It matters because it provides the structural strength that allows trees to grow tall and reach sunlight, while also transporting water and nutrients throughout the tree.
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- Part of
- tree
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- Yellow birch trunk.jpg
- Has use
- log cabin
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