Pando tree - Aspen clonal colony
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Most of the he pictures in this blog are images that are listed in Flickr under the "Creative Commons" license for non-commercial use. All of the images are linked to their original Flickr pages where more information and comments can be found. There are also links to the photographers profile page on Flickr.
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Utah, not Colorado
Utah
Apparently there is no proof at all for the age, which is "believed" by a handful of people.
In Prairie Creek, I saw a stand or row of curly redwood that are good evidence that redwood clonal stands may exist. I recall about 6 to 8 big redwoods in the row, likely all connected root to root. Others off to the side may be connected too. That was not related to our tree measuring task, so we just moved on. The clonal stand limits are a tangent we don't get involved with. Too much forest, too little time. And not much profit from the hunt anyway.
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Wow nice snaps.....you also get the various fun places in pench.Pench is a beautiful resort.It is famous for its tracking.For more details visit resorts in pench
Nice.Thanks a lot.
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