The Intertwined Lives of People and Trees
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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...
Our Autumn Stories Are Back
My friends, our computer was fixed late today. It will take some time to reset everything, but we will be back with our autumn stories at Our Trees tomorrow. Thank you for your patience. As a reward for your patience, here is a photo of shi...
The Season of Color - A Delay
Friends, I told you that the next part of our Season of Color series celebrating autumn colors in trees would be out today. Unfortunately, our computer suddenly stopped working this morning. I am unable to send out anything until I get the...
The Season of Color
Some of the most complex events in biology have begun, as trees prepare to drop lose their leaves in a blaze of color. As the next part of our series “Trees End Their Season,” coming this Saturday we will look at the change of colors and le...
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I have been learning from trees since I was a small boy. I am still learning from trees, now as a PhD tree physiologist, plant biochemist, and botanist writing about relationships between trees and humans including climate change. Please join us!
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