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Okay, and well, that's for this one. If you're doubling size, and that's even the same, it would have a lot of structural stress, cellular stress, except on the trees. In fact, even now, trees are inhibited from getting too high. Simply forgot the effects of gravity. And the liquid water traveling up through the roots up to the top of the tree once it starts getting high enough. These are around 10 meters or so. It starts to form a bit of a vacuum, and that can form a gas here. Hembolism in the trees, a transport system, and that can prevent water from getting up. But in this case, what would happen is the structural stress would cause a lot of trees to fall over, or just snap, so doubling the earth's size and keeping the density the same would double the gravity.