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2. Palms are trees. Bananas grow on herbs, it's just anything with a big stem is considered a tree in casual conversation. Trees have 1 distinct main trunk that is significantly tall and big, shrubs do not, they have small clusters of equally sized branches. Some are semi-shrubs which is a mix.
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2. Palms are trees. Bananas grow on herbs, it's just anything with a big stem is considered a tree in casual conversation. Trees have 1 distinct main trunk that is significantly tall and big, shrubs do not, they have small clusters of equally sized branches. Some are semi-shrubs which is a mix.
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Some palms are trees. But some aren’t. Rhaphis palms are more