Question
I saw some pine trees that only grew needles near the top, why is this?
Answer
<DIV>thank you for your question on pine trees. I will provide sources appropriate for you. I'll make sure the links I send you are easy to find, easy to read and accurate. I will also try to make sure they aren't too long. Also remember that your local library and your school library could help you too.</DIV><BR>
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<DIV>First I want to provide a source that describes a bit about how pine trees grow, but still readable, all the while being fun. I chose the University of Georgia's Column web page. There is some interesting information on what makes pine trees deformed. Plus there are a lot of pictures to help you get an idea of what things looked like. The main page is <A href=http://www.uga.edu/columns/000110/frontpage.html">http://www.uga.edu/columns/000110/frontpage.html</A>. From here scroll down and select the article called
