What part of a tree conducts electricity when hit by lightning?

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Tony Cho · Answer 1 · 2021-07-18T07:24:56+0000

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In most trees, the area just under the bark layer contains moisture in the form of sap and water. And since water is a better electrical conductor than wood, lightning striking a tree tends to travel just underneath the bark.

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