Life cycle of an oak tree

The video tutorial explores the life cycle of an oak tree, which can live for over 1000 years. It begins as an acorn, germinates to form a taproot, and grows into a seedling. The tree matures over 100 years, reaching up to 45 meters in height. At 700 years, it enters old age, producing fewer acorns. By 1000 years, the tree nears the end of its life, but throughout its lifespan, it can produce up to 10 million acorns, contributing to the next generation of oak trees.

What is the first stage of an oak tree's life cycle?

• Mature Tree

• Sapling

• Acorn

• Seedling

At what age do most oak trees start producing a significant number of acorns?

• 100 years

• 50 years

• 25 years

• 10 years

How tall can a mature oak tree grow?

• 30 meters

• 45 meters

• 60 meters

• 75 meters

At what age is an oak tree considered to have reached old age?

• 900 years

• 500 years

• 700 years

• 1000 years

How many acorns can an oak tree produce over its lifetime?

• 15 million

• 10 million

• 5 million

• 1 million