The Life Cycle of a Tree (Junior Cert Wood Technology): Flashcards

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The Life Cycle of a Tree
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Seed Germination

First stage: seeds grow w/ moisture, oxygen & warmth

Maturity (tree stage)

Fully grown, can reproduce, stable size, consistent wood quality

Senescence

Final phase: tree slows down & eventually dies

Juvenile Phase

Fast growth, develops leaves & branches

Environmental Influences

Climate, soil & water affecting tree growth

Juvenile wood characteristics

Rapid growth, young & flexible, suits some products

Mature wood uses

Steady growth makes it suitable for building & carpentry

Old Age wood characteristics

Growth slows, disease-prone, reduced wood value

Soil Quality impact

Key for nutrient uptake in early & mature stages

Water role in tree growth

Essential for growth & photosynthesis in all stages

Climate impact on trees

Affects growth patterns via temperature & sunlight

Youth phase ecological role

Oxygen production & CO2 absorption via photosynthesis

Mature trees' ecological role

Provides habitats, carbon capture & nutrient cycling

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