But, in fact, an acorn is an oak tree. It is not a potential oak tree, but an actual oak tree.
Or, if one wants to scientifically pedantic about it, an acorn is two sibling (*) individual organisms of some particular species of oak.
(*) They are not actually the children of the oak tree on which the acorn grew, but are rather its grandchildren.
Saturday, November 17, 2012
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