When viewing a tree trunk, one observes that the rings very in size. What causes some of these rings to be larger than others?

When viewing a tree trunk, one observes that the rings very in size. What causes some of these rings to be larger than others?




A - There is less growth of vascular cambium in years with plenty of water and nutrients
B - There is more growth of vascular cambium in years with plenty of water and nutrients
C - There is no correlation between the growth of vascular cambium and the amount of water and nutrients
D - There is more growth of vascular cambium in years with limited water and nutrients


Answer: B - There is more growth of vascular cambium in years with plenty of water and nutrients


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