concept   trees
11 commonsense assertions
Cultures (11) • Europe (1) • North American culture (1) • Western countries (1) • Botanical culture (1) • Indigenous (1) • Pacific Islands (1) • Amazon rainforest region (1) • Amazonian region (1) • Arborist (1) • Indigenous cultures with animistic beliefs (1) • Tropical Africa (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 trees Europe European culture places high value on trees for their environmental, aesthetic, and cultural importance in landscapes. 13
2 trees North American culture Trees are highly valued for their shade, landscaping, and environmental benefits in North American culture. 13
3 trees Western countries Trees in Western countries are valued for their shade, aesthetic appeal, environmental benefits, and utility for wood and fruit production. 8
4 trees Botanical culture Trees are studied for ecological importance, botanical features, and cultural significance in myths and folklore within botanical culture. 7
5 trees Indigenous Trees hold a deep spiritual and ecological significance in Indigenous cultures, providing life sustenance and invoking conservation efforts. 3
6 trees Pacific Islands In Pacific Island culture, trees are considered sacred and are essential for providing food, medicine, and spiritual significance. 3
7 trees Amazon rainforest region Trees are essential to the livelihood, traditions, and spirituality of indigenous communities in the Amazon rainforest. 2
8 trees Amazonian region In the Amazonian region, trees are revered as sacred and are central to spiritual and cultural practices. 1
9 trees Arborist Arborists value trees for their ecological importance and efforts in conservation. 1
10 trees Indigenous cultures with animistic beliefs Trees are considered to have spirits and are highly respected in Indigenous cultures with animistic beliefs. 1
11 trees Tropical Africa Trees are essential for the livelihood of indigenous communities in Tropical Africa, providing food, shelter, and resources for traditional medicine and crafts. 1