User:Ivanbranco

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The height-to-circumference ratio can be considered a form of "slenderness ratio": lower values indicate stocky or stout trees, while higher values indicate slender or spindly trees.

Species Avg. height Tallest Avg. circumference Thickest Avg. height/circumference Lowest ratio Highest ratio
Acer platanoides[1] 9.87 40[2] 0.65 98 (1 and 2)[3] 13.51 0.05 (10.8 m tall, 186 m girth) 300 (12 m tall, 0.04 m girth)
Quercus robur[1] 13.26 48[4] 1.83 900[5] 15.07 0.03 (19 m tall, 484 m girth) 2400 (24 m tall, 0.01 m girth)
Tilia cordata[1] 9.85 100 (1, 2 and 3)[6] 1.46 864[7] 13.17 0.03 (26 m tall, 864 m girth) 800 (80 m tall, 0.10 m girth)

Notes

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Data retrieved from QLever: 19 May 2025
  2. ↑ According to monumentaltrees.com, the tallest height for an Acer platanoides is 37.9m
  3. ↑ According to monumentaltrees.com, the biggest circumference for an Acer platanoides is 6.72m
  4. ↑ According to monumentaltrees.com, the tallest height for a Quercus robur is 45.20 m
  5. ↑ According to monumentaltrees.com, the biggest circumference for a Quercus robur is 14.45 m
  6. ↑ According to monumentaltrees.com, the tallest height for a Tilia Cordata is 41.60 m
  7. ↑ According to monumentaltrees.com, the biggest circumference for a Tilia Cordata is 12.81 m
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