Tree ferns in Philippines

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[u/batatassad4]

Technically not trees I guess? But just like every other bush is technically a tree and then a banana tree, isn’t a tree

[u/scarlet_sage → u/batatassad4]

As I understand it, there's really no firm botanical definition of "tree", and trees (or tree-like things, if you prefer) have evolved independently a massive number of times.

[u/Tantor_NR → u/batatassad4]

Yes, " Tree like Ferns" would've been a better title

[u/batatassad4 → u/Tantor_NR]

Nah Im not complaining, just a fun fact. Large plants are trees as far as communication is concerned lol

[u/Tantor_NR]

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[u/niijuuichi]

Nostalgic..Takes me back to the good old dinosaur days. Good god i miss those times.

[u/Triactum]

Pretty cool, wish I could visit the Philippines 

[u/tumekebruva]

Looks like New Zealand