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   What are tree thorns?

   • Tree thorns are shoots that instead of developing into twigs or branches, turn into sharp spikes. They evolved as a defense mechanism against herbivores who would otherwise consume the plant.

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   What makes trees with thorns different from other trees?

   • Trees with thorns have distinct features that set them apart from other trees. Thorns are sharp, modified branches or stems that serve as a mechanical defense against herbivores. You can easily identify trees with thorns by looking for these key characteristics: Sharp thorns: Thorns may vary in length and density but are always sharp.

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   Are thorny trees different species?

   • Diverse species: Thorny trees belong to different species, such as Acacia or Hawthorn trees. The length and density of thorns can vary among trees and even within a single tree. Some trees produce longer thorns as a response to browsing by herbivores, while others have more uniform thorn lengths.

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   What are the characteristics of a thorny tree?

   • Sharp thorns: Thorns may vary in length and density but are always sharp. Unique shape: Most trees with thorns have distinctive shapes, often with broad crowns and twisting branches. Diverse species: Thorny trees belong to different species, such as Acacia or Hawthorn trees.

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   How do you identify a thorny tree?

   • Tree identification by thorns – if you can see thorns on the tree, examine them carefully. It is a quick way of identifying one of the seven thorny trees shown here. Thorns are usually easy to see in the winter when the leaves have fallen but can be used all the year round.

   Thorns - Tree Guide UK - Tree identification by thorns

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   What are thorny bushes?

   • Many people may refer to trees and bushes as thorny plants if they have spiny, jagged leaves. For example, the holly tree and Oregon grape holly shrub have prickly, leathery leaves. However, this article only refers to trees that have spikes, thorns, or barbs growing on bark or twigs. Related reading: Thorny bushes for your garden.

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2. leafyplace.com › trees-with-thorns18 Types of Trees With Thorns (With Pictures): Identification ...

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   Sep 22, 2023 · Thorny trees are species of tall plants with prickly bark, stems, or branches. The barbs can grow in small clusters, giving the tree a spiky appearance. Alternatively, sharp thorns can grow singularly along slender twigs.

3. www.woodlandtrust.org.uk › blog › 2019Difference Between Hawthorn and Blackthorn - Woodland Trust

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   Apr 9, 2019 · Hawthorn and blackthorn are two of the most easily confused species, so here’s a closer look at their differences to help you tell them apart. Did you know? Hawthorn is also known as the May tree as its flowers blossom in May. Flowers. Both trees have creamy-coloured flowers with five petals.

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5. www.woodlandtrust.org.uk › trees-woods-andBlackthorn (Prunus spinosa) - British Trees - Woodland Trust

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   Scientific name: Prunus spinosa. Family: Rosaceae. Origin: native. Spiny and densely branched, mature trees can grow to a height of around 6–7m and live for up to 100 years. The dark brown bark is smooth, and twigs form straight side shoots which develop into thorns.

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   • Mesquite Tree. If you live in Zone 6 or above, you can grow a Mesquite tree. They are, of course, most commonly grown in the arid regions of the South-west United States, which is their native range.
   • Honey Locust. The Honey Locust tree is native to eastern North America, from the south shore of the Great Lakes as far south as Texas. Wickedly sharp spikes up to 20 cm (8 in) long cover its trunk, making it a problematic choice for the average residential property.
   • Black Locust. The Black Locust is another North American native that is found growing in Zones 3 to 9. It has small, sharp thorns growing along its branches.
   • Hawthorn Trees. Hawthorn trees are native to both Europe and North America, and grow well in Zones 4 to 11. They have small, sharp thorns along the branches, which have been known to cause serious injury.

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8. www.treeguideuk.co.uk › mini-guides › thornsThorns - Tree Guide UK - Tree identification by thorns

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   Tree identification by thorns – if you can see thorns on the tree, examine them carefully. It is a quick way of identifying one of the seven thorny trees shown here. Thorns are usually easy to see in the winter when the leaves have fallen but can be used all the year round.

9. everythingbackyard.net › names-of-trees-with-thornsThorny Tree Guide: Names Of Trees With Thorns

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   Feb 9, 2024 · Some well-known trees with thorns include the locust tree, acacia tree, hawthorn tree, and floss silk tree. Acacia trees are recognized by their flat-topped, spreading crown and clusters of sharp spikes on their branches.

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    Jan 6, 2024 · Thorns are sharp, modified branches or stems that serve as a mechanical defense against herbivores. You can easily identify trees with thorns by looking for these key characteristics: Sharp thorns: Thorns may vary in length and density but are always sharp.