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A tree is a perennial woody plant.
Tree or trees may also refer to:
Information representation
- Tree structure or tree diagram, a way of representing a hierarchical nature of structure in a graphical form
- Decision tree, a tree model of decisions and their consequences
- Parse tree, used in linguistics to represent the syntax of sentences
Mathematics
- Tree (descriptive set theory), a set of finite sequences of elements of X that is closed under subsequences, on a set X
- Tree (graph theory), a connected graph without cycles
- Tree (set theory), like a graph-theory tree, but with a distinguished root, and possibly having chains of transfinite length
- Tree diagram (probability theory), a tree-like representation of a probability space
- TREE, an extremely fast-growing function; see Kruskal's tree theorem
Computing
- Tree (automata theory)
- Tree (command), a recursive directory listing program that produces a depth indented listing of files
- Tree (data structure), a widely used computer data structure that emulates a tree structure with a set of linked nodes
- Tree network, a type of computer and communication network topology
- Digital tree, prefix tree or trie, a computer science ordered tree data structure
Films
- The Tree (1969 film), an American film directed by Robert Guenette
- The Tree (1993 film), a short film
- The Tree (2001 film), a Singaporean film directed by Daisy Chan
- The Tree (2010 film), an Australian/French film directed by Julie Bertuccelli
- The Tree (2014 film), a Slovenian film directed by Sonja Prosenc
Literature
- Tree (novel), a 1978 historical novel by F. Sionil José
- "Trees" (poem), a 1913 poem by Joyce Kilmer
- The Trees (novel), a 1940 novel by Conrad Richter
- The Tree (book), an autobiographical book by John Fowles
- The Tree (play), a 1957 play by Stella Jones
- "The Tree" (short story), a short horror story by H. P. Lovecraft
- Ms. Tree, a comic book and the title character
- Trees (comics), a science fiction comic book series by Warren Ellis and Jason Howard
- Trends in Ecology and Evolution, a scientific journal
- Our Father Who Art in the Tree, a 2002 novel by Judy Pascoe, reprinted in 2010 as simply The Tree
Music
Bands
- Trees (folk band), British folk band
- Trees (American band), one-man new wave band
- Tree63, Christian rock band
Albums
- Tree (Gaelic Storm album), 2001
- Tree (Johnny Duhan album), 2002
- Tree (TVXQ album), 2014
- Tree (Sekai no Owari album),2015
- The Tree (album), 2018
Songs
- "Trees", song by The Platters and charting single
- "Trees", a song by Twenty One Pilots from their 2013 album Vessel
- "The Trees" (Rush song), a song from the 1978 album Hemispheres
- "Sunrise/The Trees", a song by British pop band Pulp
- "The Trees", a song by Autechre from their 2005 album Untilted
People
- Tree (surname), a surname (including a list of people with the name)
- Keith "Tree" Barry (born 1964), American musician
- Tree Gelbman, a fictional character in Happy Death Day and its sequel, Happy Death Day 2U
- Lavon "Tree" Mercer (born 1959), American-Israeli basketball player
- Tree Rollins (born 1955), American basketball player
Other uses
- Tree (dominoes), a domino game in which every double is a spinner
- Tree (Wu Xing), the first movement in Wu Xing philosophy
- Tree River, a Canadian river
- Stanford Tree, unofficial mascot of Stanford University
- The Tree (tonewood), a famous very large mahogany tree felled in Honduras, renowned for its highly-figured grain and popular with luthiers for guitar sides and backs
- Trees Dallas, a live music venue in the Deep Ellum district of Dallas, Texas
- Tree (installation), an art installation in Paris, France
- Shoe tree, a device for storing shoes
- Tree, the wooden understructure of a horse's saddle
- Tree model, about language family trees in historical linguistics
See also
- All pages with titles beginning with tree
- All pages with titles containing tree
- Treeing, a method of hunting with dogs
- Electrical treeing
- Tre (disambiguation)
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