Redwood Trees: The Size of Redwood Tree Seeds, the Height Redwood Trees Gain Annually, the Frequency of Seed Dispersal for Giant Sequoia Redwood Trees, the Height of a Redwood Tree After 3 Centuries of Growth, Some Redwood Trees of the Modern Day Planted During the 8th Century B.C., the Height of the Lowest Branches of a Redwood Tree, the Correlation Between Redwood Trees and Giant Sequoia’s and the Length of Time Each Has Existed Upon Earth, the Only Location Redwood Trees Could Survive During the Last Glacial Maximum (Ice Age), the Majority of Redwood Trees Having Been Cut Down by Human Beings, the Total Economic Value Paid by the U.S. Government and Californian State Government in 1999 to Protect Redwood Tree Felling Within California, United States of America, the Most Common Regeneration Strategy of Redwood Trees, the Concept of the “Cathedral Ring”, the Capability of Redwood Trees to Absorb Moisture Within the Canopy of the Forest and Within Their Root System, the Reason Redwood Trees Can Absorb Moisture Within the Canopy, How Redwood Trees Absorb Nearly Half of Their Water, the Volume of Water a Large Redwood Tree Can Absorb Per Day, the Factor Which Limits How Tall a Tree Can Grow, How Water Flows From the Root System to the Canopy of a Redwood Tree, the Cohesive Behavior of Water, the Dual Factors Which Restrict the Upward Transport of Water Within Redwood Trees, the Maximum Height of a Redwood Tree, and the Growth Pattern of Redwood Trees Over Time