Question

Ясень дерево что можно уверенно сказать о нём даже если ни разу его не видел 1)однолетние растение 2)это высокое растение 3)у него есть одревесневший ствол 4)у него нет плодов с семенами --------------------------------------------------------------------- каштан дерево что можно уверенно сказать о нём даже если ни разу его не видел 1)однолетние растение 2)у него нет плодов с семенами 3)это высокое растение 4)у него есть одревесневший ствол

Answer 1

Думаю, что у ясеня 2, 3 точно и скорее всего 4, тк плодов точно нет
а каштан 3, 4 точно, но у него есть плоды, но без семян, так что, наверное 2 тоже подойдет
но ни то ни другое дерево не являются однолетними

Answer 2

About the Oak Tree (Ясень дерево)

1) The oak tree is not an annual plant. It is a perennial plant that lives for many years and can live for several centuries. [[1]] 2) The oak tree is indeed a tall plant, known for its large size and height. It can reach heights of up to 100 feet or more. [[2]] 3) The oak tree has a woody stem that becomes more pronounced as the tree matures. It starts as a sapling with a thin stem and gradually develops into a sturdy, woody trunk. [[3]] 4) The oak tree does produce fruits with seeds. The fruits are called acorns and contain seeds that can grow into new oak trees. However, it is important to note that not all oak trees produce acorns every year. Some oak trees have irregular acorn production cycles. [[4]]

About the Chestnut Tree (Каштан дерево)

1) The chestnut tree is not an annual plant. It is also a perennial plant that lives for many years. [[5]] 2) The chestnut tree does not produce fruits with seeds. It produces edible nuts called chestnuts. These nuts are enclosed in a prickly husk and can be roasted and eaten. [[6]] 3) Similar to the oak tree, the chestnut tree is also a tall plant that can reach considerable heights. It typically grows to a height of 50 to 100 feet. [[7]] 4) The chestnut tree has an woody stem that becomes more prominent as the tree matures. It starts as a young sapling with a thin stem and develops into a sturdy, woody trunk over time. [[8]]

Please note that the information provided above is based on general knowledge about oak and chestnut trees. There may be specific variations and exceptions within different species of these trees.