09-02-2022, 07:07
^It is isn't it?
The technicalities - bristlecones are non-clonal organisms which basically put means that both roots and trunk are one individual and have grown together, at the same time. There is way older rootstock on earth - the quaking aspens for one. More if you're interested ... https://futurism.com/meet-the-oldest-trees-on-earth
The technicalities - bristlecones are non-clonal organisms which basically put means that both roots and trunk are one individual and have grown together, at the same time. There is way older rootstock on earth - the quaking aspens for one. More if you're interested ... https://futurism.com/meet-the-oldest-trees-on-earth
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