The bald cypress is a type of tree that grows in the bayou. True False

Geography

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Kruka [31]4 years ago

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Answer: True

The bald cypress is a type of tree that grows in the bayou is True

Explanation:

Bald cypress tree is a deciduous tree and it has needle like leaves. It sheds its leaves so early in the season and thus gets the name. It is native to the southeastern US and usually grows in swamps. Hence it has pneumatophores.

Evergreen pine tree are coniferous trees and have a long life. There are different types of leaves in an evergreen pine tree and the cones are monoecious. Both the female and male cones are present in the same tree.

zloy xaker [14]4 years ago

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Yes this is true the bald cypress grows in the bayou

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