What is the worlds biggest tree

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By volume and mass, the largest tree is the Giant Sequoia (Sequoiadendron giganteum), averaging 230-280 ft.

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Source: Visiting the General Sherman Tree: the world's largest | www.examiner.com

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The world's largest tree is a 275-foot (84-meter) giant sequoia, located in Calilfornia. Thanks for using ChaCha!

Mar 01 2009, 01:02pm | Source: CNN.com - Nature - World's largest tree getting younger, scientists say - December 12, 2000 | archives.cnn.com

The world's largest tree is a 275-foot (84-meter) giant sequoia. Keep on doing the Chacha!

Feb 26 2009, 11:46pm | Source: CNN.com - Nature - World's largest tree getting younger, scientists say - December 12, 2000 | archives.cnn.com

The world's largest tree, the General Sherman tree in Sequoia National Park, CA, may be a mere 2,100 to 2,200 years old! ChaCha!

Feb 14 2009, 10:00pm | Source: World's Largest Tree is Younger Than Once Thought 12-06-2000 | www.werc.usgs.gov

The world's largest tree is a 275-foot (84-meter) giant sequoia. ChaCha!

Feb 04 2009, 02:07am | archives.cnn.com