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Cross-section of a tree trunk showing growth rings and radial cracks. The concentric Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cross-section of a tree trunk showing concentric growth rings and radial cracks, Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close-up of a tree trunk cross-section, showing growth rings and radial cracks. The Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cross-section of a tree trunk displaying concentric growth rings and radial cracks. The Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Cross-section of a tree trunk showing growth rings and radial cracks. The concentric

Cross-section of a light-colored tree trunk showing concentric growth rings and radial cracks Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cross-section of a tree trunk, showing growth rings and radiating cracks. The texture Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Cross-section of a tree trunk showing growth rings and radial cracks. The concentric circles represent annual growth, while the cracks radiate from the center. The texture is coarse, with visible grain patterns typical of wood. Light brown in color, the rings provide insights into the age and environmental conditions experienced by the tree. This radial pattern is often used to study dendrochronology, the dating of tree rings to understand climate history and ecological changes.