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Explain how a tree is considered living it doesn't move
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Explain how a tree is considered living it doesn't move

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A tree is considered living because it takes in nutrients like other living things. The tree is also made up of cells which all living things are made up of. Trees can also produce offspring. Just like any other living thing.
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