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ID for dessert tree with cool survival technique
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The bristlecone pine is not only Pinus longaeva, but also Pinus aristata (at one time regarded as a single species). The former can be found in California and thus gets more exposure. PvR P van Rijckevorsel schreef The tree with the big reputation in surviving is indeed Pinus longaeva. Try http://www.sonic.net/bristlecone/ ================ David Vogel schreef Could it be a Bristlecone Pine (Pinus longaeva) they are said to be among the earths oldest living organisms. "Quena" wrote I read about a tree in the American Southwest that, during a drought, dries up completely except for a small sliver of bark, which continues to grow on the side of the otherwise dead trunk. What is this tree called? I found an unlabelled pictu http://www.forceacademy.com/Imagesto...esert_tree.jpg Thank you! -- Quena |
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