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Tree Growth

The growth rate of trees varies depending on the species, location and age. For a given species, you can use Wolfram|Alpha to plot growth rate curves based on a statistical sample of measured trees. Using these growth rate curves, the height and diameter of a tree species, for example a pecan tree or dogwood tree, can be estimated given its age and location.
Tree Growth

Specify the species along with the location and/or age to obtain height and diameter data for that species of tree.

Get tree growth data:

growth curve eastern white pine

Specify location:

eastern hemlock growth in wisconsin

Specify age:

sitka spruce age 67 years
optimal diameter of a 50 year old Sugar Maple

Specify age and location:

23 year old white pine in connecticut
How tall is a 50 year old Oak tree in Pennsylvania?

Specify a tree by scientific name:

carya alba 57 years in minnesota
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