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Cross-section of a tree trunk showing distinct growth rings. The rings are concentric circles with alternating light and dark shades, indicating the age and growth conditions of the tree. The outer bark is rough, while the inner sections are smoother. Cracks are visible, radiating from the center towards the edge, typically formed due to drying. This visual is often used to analyze tree age and historical climate conditions.