The life cycle of an oak tree

                    The Life Cycle of an 

                            Oak Tree 


    Oak trees are huge, but do you know how they get so big?   An acorn falls from and oak tree, and then it will grow.  In a day or more the seed will germinate and grow into a sprout. The sprout will grow leaves, this is called a seedling.  In a few weeks the seedling will grow into a young tree, wich will grow flowers. The flowers will dry up and fruit will grow in their place. The life cycle will start over after the seeds fall from the fruit.Life Cycle Of A Oak Tree On A White Background. Stock Vector - Illustration of floral, botany: 135116698

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