The Intertwined Lives of People and Trees
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Autumn Stories are coming
A sugar maple, Acer saccharum, in fall colors. Photo by Tom Kimmerer
My friends, I know many of you are waiting for more stories about trees at this time of year. As I told you a few days ago, one of my long-time clients asked me to take c...
Autumn Stories - A Quiz
On Monday, September 28, we will publish a major installment of our series of Autumn Stories in which we will discuss the phyiology and biochemistry of autumn colors and leaf loss. Don’t worry, it won’t be too technical.
As a preview to Mo...
The Loss of a Beautiful Tree
Ash trees, Fraxinus spp., are among the most beautiful of North American trees, and are very popular ornamental trees for urban areas, where they do well. Or rather, they did well. Around 2002, the emerald ash borer, Agrilus planipennis, co...
Autumn Stories: Ginkgo
Yesterday we featured a couple of trees, white pine and American holly, with unusual leaf patterns. Here is another one. Ginkgo, Ginkgo biloba, It is an ancient tree: fossils with similar leaves date back to the Jurassic, 170 million years...
Autumn Stories: Colorful Pines and Hollies
We are still having some computer problems. The next major stories about autumn colors will be available on Thursday and Friday. I apologize for the delay.
We notice the loss of leaves in temperate hardwood trees when the trees lose all th...
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I have been learning from trees since I was a boy. I am still learning from trees, now as a PhD tree physiologist, plant biochemist, botanist writing about relationships between trees and humans. Author of books, photographer, musician, hiker.
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