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The Giant Sequoia is known as the widest, but not the tallest, of all trees. That distinction belongs to the California Redwood, which is a related tree. Sequoias can grow wel â¦ l over 200 feet tall, with the tallest approaching 280 feet.
In contrast, young open-grown giant sequoias taper markedly. The greatest known age of a giant sequoia is 3,200 years, determined from a stump count of rings (16). Calculations based on increment borings yield age estimates of 2,000 to 3,000 years for many living trees.iant sequoia seeds are well adapted for wind dispersal. They are light (average 200,000/kg [91,000/lb]), winged, and fall in still air at a rate of 1.2 to 1.8 m (4 to 6 ft) per second.