concept   tree
19 commonsense assertions
Cultures (19) • Canada (1) • United States (1) • Asia (1) • tropical regions (1) • Amazon rainforest tribes (1) • Japan (1) • northern countries (1) • Korea (1) • botany enthusiasts (1) • urban (1) • environmental community (1) • forestry industries (1) • nature culture (1) • American culture (1) • European culture (1) • Japanese culture (1) • Siberia (1) • Urban environments (1) • botanical research community in temperate regions (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 tree Canada The significance of trees in Canadian culture spans ecological, cultural, and commercial importance, with a designated national tree. 18
2 tree United States Trees in the United States play a significant role in cultural, ecological, and practical aspects across various environments. 15
3 tree Asia Various types of trees such as Eucalyptus, Rubber, Apple, and Linden hold cultural and economic significance in different parts of Asia. 9
4 tree tropical regions Trees in tropical regions are mostly evergreen, providing constant shade and greenery. 7
5 tree Amazon rainforest tribes Trees are considered sacred and essential for survival by Amazon rainforest tribes, providing food, shelter, and spiritual significance. 6
6 tree Japan In Japan, a variety of trees, including cherry blossoms, pine trees, apple trees, and deciduous trees, are culturally significant. 5
7 tree northern countries In northern countries, tall pine trees are prevalent and widely spaced, while deciduous trees lose their leaves in winter. 4
8 tree Korea Trees hold great importance in Korean culture and are closely connected to spirituality and traditional rituals. 3
9 tree botany enthusiasts Botany enthusiasts study trees for their ecological roles, genetics, and benefits of providing shade and shelter. 3
10 tree urban Urban trees provide shade, oxygen, and enhance the aesthetics and ecosystems of cities. 3
11 tree environmental community Trees are an important symbol of nature's strength and resilience, providing shade and habitat in environmental communities. 2
12 tree forestry industries Trees are essential natural resources for sustainable timber and paper production in forestry industries. 2
13 tree nature culture Trees are commonly considered sacred with spiritual significance in many cultures. 2
14 tree American culture In American culture, planting a tree for a newborn symbolizes growth and life. 1
15 tree European culture In European culture, trees are often cut down for construction and paper production. 1
16 tree Japanese culture Cherry blossoms are revered in Japanese culture as a symbol of life's beauty and fleeting nature. 1
17 tree Siberia Siberian culture values trees for their essential role in survival, providing shelter, food, and materials for everyday use. 1
18 tree Urban environments Trees in urban areas are essential for providing shade and improving the visual appeal of cities. 1
19 tree botanical research community in temperate regions Trees in temperate regions shed their leaves in autumn and remain dormant in winter. 1