Definition: The Willow Tree is a tree that has a distinctive, round shape and is commonly found in the forest or near water bodies. It typically grows to be tall and slender, with a single branch reaching upward from its trunk. The unique shape of the tree helps it survive in the cold winter weather that often covers the trees. The word "Willow Tree" can also refer to various species of trees such as "willows", which are a type of willow-like tree native to Europe and North America, or "willow shoots". In the context of the Willow Tree, its shape is typically described as being slender and round.
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