I wasn't really surprised by the claim of the article but also hadnt thought about it explicitly much.
Bunchberries, for example, are really common where I am, and they're a type of dogwood (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cornus_canadensis). It's really obvious they're a dogwood too, once you get past the fact they're not woody.
Also, "tree" can get really fuzzy really fast with different shrubs in between.
Bunchberries, for example, are really common where I am, and they're a type of dogwood (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cornus_canadensis). It's really obvious they're a dogwood too, once you get past the fact they're not woody.
Also, "tree" can get really fuzzy really fast with different shrubs in between.