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The tree has a dense, highly resinous wood that is a formidable barrier to invasion by insects and bacteria. The resinous wood and the White Mountains' cool, dry climate also appear to keep rot ...

Knowing how to grow a plum tree from a plum stone is surprisingly easy. It simply requires patience, and some care and attention. The satisfaction of a bumper harvest is just reward when growing ...

The cellulose nanofibrils that are found in wood and other natural materials are similar to carbon nanotubes in many ways and could be used to strengthen composites for manufacturing. Although the ...

Amra is a tropical fruit scientifically identified as Spondias mombin that is popularly called hog plum. Amra, a fruit ...

Study shows smoke reduces a tree's energy reserves long after a fire ... Discovery of 3,775-Year-Old Preserved Log Supports 'Wood Vaulting' as a Climate Solution Sep. 27, 2024 — A new study ...

Scientists have mapped the underground network of fungi that provide trees with nutrients. Research has shown that beneath every forest and wood there is a complex underground web of roots ...

Old, neglected trees are often vigorous and very large, with the fruit out of reach. Rejuvenate them over two to three seasons by cutting out all the dead or diseased wood as well as a few main ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Wood for the Trees A short adventure game, made for Ludum Dare 35 Halloween may be over, but this timeless show will never be out of season Can you even ...

I’d met Snyder, a wood turner, years ago at our farmer’s market, had bought beautiful bowls from him as wedding gifts. I asked if he could do the same with our tree. He said he’d come look ...

Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice’s annual Recycle Your Christmas Tree service has returned for the forthcoming festive season, giving households the opportunity to support the hospice ...

because trees absorb carbon dioxide from the air and help prevent global heating. Wood naturally decomposes, contributing to the nutrient cycle and helping more life to thrive. But why do humans ...