We were just driving through trees and trees and trees.
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There are tons of birch trees, pine trees, and maple trees that turn color.
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"Trees, trees, trees," said Marcia Bergstrom, 1003, Mr. Josefsson's wife, who works in business development.
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Services like Tyler's Trees, NYC Trees and SoHo Trees will deliver and even decorate your tree.
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The Edible Garden is surrounded by peach trees, pomegranate shrubs, fig trees, passion fruit vines and banana trees.
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But it will also eat birch trees, juniper trees, cherry trees, tulip trees, maple trees (fifteen different kinds, including sugar maples, big-leaf maples, and vine maples), buckeyes, dogwoods, horse chestnuts, black walnuts, myrtles, magnolias, willows, sycamores, hemlocks, elms, and oaks.
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Among the 200 varieties of edibles in his outdoor food forest are 15 plum trees, 20 apple trees, 25 grape trees, oats, barley, sunflower, 15 pear trees, five different types of nut trees including hazelnuts and pecans, and seven types of mulberries.
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Those trees are dying, mainly because those trees are stressed.
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His trees made soil, and the soil made more trees.
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When we talk about planting trees, technology to plant trees, few of us talk about keeping the trees alive that we have.
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They modeled airflow around the buildings in three scenarios: one with leafy summer trees, leafless winter trees, and no trees at all.
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Further Resources: The Secret Life and Value of Trees Celebrating Trees, Wood and Making Stuff Can Humans Help Trees Outrun Climate Change?
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If you are a private landowner growing trees, and you are making money when you sell those trees, you'll keep planting more trees.
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The first may weaken trees; the next stresses trees over time.
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They would have these New Year's trees, which are Christmas trees.
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" The "#2" trees are "fancy" and the "#3" trees are "choice.
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Some trees warn other trees of danger by releasing chemical drifts.
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The trees on the left match the trees on the right.
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Simard studied how, over the summer, shaded fir trees receive carbon from sun brushed birch trees, while in autumn the opposite happens -- birch trees receive carbon from fir trees as they start to lose their leaves.
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Eucalyptus deglupta trees, otherwise known as rainbow eucalyptus trees or rainbow gum trees, are known around the world for their bright, neon-striped bark.
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The train traveled through years of political turbulence, by the Jewish trees and the Arab trees and the trees that don't belong to anyone.
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Areas that had been denuded of trees now boast verdant slopes of coffee trees interspersed with local trees such as albizias and other crops.
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They're forever tied to the evergreen conifer trees we call Christmas trees.
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Banana trees aren't actually trees—they are more like tightly-wrapped stalks.
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Bed, Bath and Beyond is offering cat trees that are actually trees!
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There are no 'bad trees,' just trees with bad litter in them.
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Artificial Christmas trees make up 70% of all trees in U.S. homes.
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Trees for Troops does not donate any Christmas trees to specific families.
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Each year, a couple of dying trees are replaced with young trees.
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To combat this, Camarena has planted cinnamon trees, strawberry guava trees, fig trees, and several citrus trees on the property in order to attract birds and other natural pollinators to do their thing in the surrounding agave fields.
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Recently we've planted acacia trees, which are good for drought, in Burkina Faso; fast-growing, protein-rich moringa trees in Peru; and mangrove trees in Madagascar.
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Why aren't cat trees that look like actual trees more of a thing?
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They had cherry trees — I used to climb the trees and pick cherries.
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Money does not grow on trees, goes one quip—trees grow on money.
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He shows the girls the small plum trees, the fig trees, the olives.
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Like certain types of trees, most trees now—they rot before they cure.
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Although Christmas trees have a degree of significance, they're still trees after all.
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We have hills and lots of oak trees and a few palm trees.
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The plantings include mature oak trees, citrus trees and a small cactus garden.
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The wide, quiet street was lined with palm trees, pine trees, sycamore, eucalyptus.
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For instance, some of the oldest trees in the world like New Zealand's Kauri trees or California's bristlecone pine trees have been around for thousands of years.
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In this system the older trees, also called "hub trees", play a crucial role.
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They are all dead and burned: sugar pines, ponderosa pines, oak trees, cedar trees.
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Real trees are wont to dry, and dry pine trees are horrifying fire hazards.
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On both sides, tall palm trees, mango trees and giant ferns hug the path.
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Lots and lots and lots of trees; 1,646 trees in all, by Spencer's count.
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The Million Trees project "didn't focus beyond getting trees in the ground," she said.
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We're not only losing trees, we're losing tree poems that aren't elegies for trees.
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When the text mentions birds and trees, prerecorded birds and trees dutifully appear onscreen.
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"Now there are much taller gum trees, pine trees and even mango trees within Glen Forest Memorial Park because of trees that Nyaradzo has planted at burials," Chamunorwa Rukweza, who lives a stone's throw from the cemetery, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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According to Casey Trees, the city needs to add more than 8,600 trees annually — taking into account aging trees that will need removal — to reach its goal by 2032.
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Trees fell like ninepins, and 1,000 sections of road were blocked by trees or debris.
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Many consumers believed for years that PVC trees were more environmentally friendly than genuine trees.
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But it&aposs in a lot of trees, the few trees that exist in Manhattan.
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These trees often come from China, where "Christmas villages" manufacture the world's trees and decorations.
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If we want more trees, we should all be using more products made from trees.
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If these GE trees are approved, wild American chestnut trees that remain might disappear altogether.
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"I've got two fig trees, pear trees, seven grape vines," he told Newsday in 1989.
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The whole experience has a melancholy quality, trying to extract sweetness from trees, dying trees.
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I have a garden on my property, a small one, with herbs and whatever I can grew seasonally and I have some fruit trees, some lemon trees and avocado trees.
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Twigs from other trees, especially aromatic trees that freshen the mouth, are used in different cultures.
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Amazon currently sells artificial trees, and it sold real trees shorter than 3 feet last season.
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After spotting some commotion in the trees, the hunters discovered a doe, stuck between two trees.
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Additionally, the plant fossils are terrestrial -- palm trees and pine trees -- preserved with the marine fossils.
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The grounds are landscaped with mature plane trees, lime and cypress trees, and a rose garden.
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The trees are in touch, the white smoke from the grasses, feeding the trees to germinate.
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Trees for Troops has delivered more than 225,000 Christmas trees since the organization began in 2005.
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The yard was full of fruit and nut trees: a few pecan trees, a few crab apple trees, a fig tree, a peach tree and blackberries growing near the fence line.
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Over the next few weeks, 16,000 trees will be delivered across the country and abroad through Trees for Troops, a program that provides free, farm-grown Christmas trees to military bases.
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But instead of some 300 trees to an acre spaced about 10 feet apart, trees are planted 18 to 24 inches apart and there are 103,500 or so trees to an acre.
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The "hub trees" are not just connected to other trees but also to wildlife and water quality.
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So instead of one farmer with 1000 trees, I want to see 100 farmers with 10 trees.
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This year's seven-foot trees are a bump up from last year's three-foot or smaller trees.
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"[Of the main stage, which is flanked by two impressive looking fake trees]: "Are them real trees?
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Under the Udala Trees Chinelo Okparanta Under the Udala Trees is a book about star-crossed love.
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So, taking an average of three trees for each ton of ship, Friel calculated: Yep: 750,000 trees.
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And the stars wed in front of two oak trees in an intimate area surrounded by trees.
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Tree owners are responsible for maintaining their trees, so the trees do not damage property or people.
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Trees in poems, especially trees In my own poems I am not ashamed to admit Embarrass me.
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Without them, those trees would have difficulty reproducing and forests would lose their best carbon-storing trees.
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The Noble Fir is the "Cadillac of Christmas trees," according to Greg Walsh, owner of Greg's Trees.
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"It's mostly farm equipment and silos and trees in the roadway, trees into a house," he said.
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For the cherry trees at the Tidal Basin, the National Park Service plants replacement trees grown off-site in a nursery, so the pollinator mismatch does not necessarily reduce the number of trees.
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David Attenborough talking to the Queen about trees is probably the best conversation to be had about trees.
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So Stand for Trees, [globally] they do just that -- they provide incentives for communities to keep the trees.
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They've got apple trees, citrus trees, crops that create their livelihood, that are not able to be picked.
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We were shown how to pluck the leaves from the trees around us — trees approximately 100 years old.
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The researchers say this surprisingly complex interplay between living trees and stumps could change our perception of trees.
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Searching for "trees," for instance, will surface photos with trees in them as well as videos and articles.
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We have lots of trees and she was terrified of trees because she had never seen them before.
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Trees. Planting trees will, much like in real life, absorb carbon dioxide and resist the climbing global temperatures.
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HARARE, Aug 19 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Eucalyptus trees, popularly known as gum trees, stand tall amid Zimbabwe's forests.
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Despite adult trees producing plenty of seeds, researchers seldom found any new saplings, let alone newly matured trees.
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Track hurricane Michael Pine trees could become flying weapons Florida's Panhandle is covered with thousands of pine trees.
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People do sculpt trees into furniture, knots or baskets, like the "circus trees" at Gilroy Gardens in California.
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The trees of the Merwin Conservancy are almost all palm trees: endemic, indigenous, introduced — and everything in between.
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Unless we can find other preservation techniques, once these plants—which include oak trees, mango trees, and horse chestnut trees—are gone, they're gone, according to a new study published Friday in Nature Plants.
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Even better, quality artificial Christmas trees are available in a variety of sizes, shapes, and styles, from smaller trees that are ideal for apartment living to nontraditional trees like the ombre one in this guide.
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The city's TreePhilly program, which helps residents plant and care for trees, offers up to a dozen types of trees as options and explains which trees are safe to plant around pipes, sidewalks and wires.
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Or, the trees could be the date: "Four, then one, then two" palm trees could translate to April 12.
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Wise Trees, recently released by Abrams, features over 60 trees on five continents documented by the married photography duo.
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"I would observe some trees near the ponds, strange-looking trees, and eventually realized these were mangroves," she said.
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As consumers become more environmentally savvy and more educated about Christmas trees generally, their preference in trees may shift.
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Some trees carry Xylella, a deadly bacteria that has wiped out tens of thousands of trees in recent years.
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She tied a shiny silver blanket between two trees, possibly to attract attention, and nearby trees had burn marks.
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They'd brought wooden milk pails, carved from flame trees, those beautiful trees with red flowers that shade the kraals.
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While it doesn't appear to be true in all trees, red probably works like a sunshade in maple trees.
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There were more than 28500,6900 injuries involving artificial Christmas trees and more than 2628,28503 injuries involving natural Christmas trees.
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Walking out into the countryside for a day, plucking grapes right from the trees—do grapes grow on trees?
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Growers are receiving strong market signals that planting trees is a good business decision, and trees are being planted.
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Oak trees and palm trees dot the complex, a circle of apartment buildings arranged around a man-made lake.
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The canopy trees were 60 feet high; below them were the pole trees of mid-height, and then underbrush.
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They claim that growing new trees absorbs enough carbon pollution to offset the emissions created by burning mature trees.
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The National Tree Folding Tree Stand comes in six sizes with the most popular sizes being the 16-inch leg span (accommodates trees 4 to 6 feet tall), 16.803-inch (6.5- to 8-foot trees), 28-inch (7.5- to 8-foot trees), and 32-inch leg span (for 9- to 10-foot trees).
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I went out on the porch to actually count the six trees, and this is what I noticed: That I could dream the six, but beyond the six trees in my kitchen window are 3,687 trees.
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But it's not all bad: Authors of both studies noted that smart management of coffee trees — as well as the surrounding forests and bees that the trees require — can help farmers, and coffee trees, to adapt.
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Consumer groups claim the approval of these genetically engineered trees could set a precedent for future approval of modified forest trees such as poplar and pine and the likelihood of those trees spreading into native forests.
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That's right, this animation explainer from Ted-Ed explains how burning trees can actually help trees grow in the future.
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Educate yourself about trees and get involved: Many cities have tree ordinances that seek to protect very old, significant trees.
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It entails cutting branches, removing high-risk trees in some areas, planting trees in others, and even deliberately starting fires.
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The trees' palm fronds and pliant trunks appear out of place amid the leafier deciduous trees native to the region.
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They supplemented with plants like remnants of olive and fig trees as well as pine nuts taken from pine trees.
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Article of the Day Before reading the article: Trees can live without us, but we really cannot live without trees.
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He mentioned the petrified oak trees dug up nearby, and he said that oak trees only grow in warm climates.
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The forest yields 220006,2202 acres of old growth trees and 2628,28500 acres of new growth trees, according to the agency.
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Old trees also produce just as many seeds and their leaves are just as resourceful as those of young trees.
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A typical bristlecone habitat features trees that are more or less evenly spaced, with the hulks of dead trees intervening.
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Five killed by falling trees At least six people died in the storm, all killed by falling trees, authorities said.
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The forest yields 22019,000 acres of old growth trees and 20,000 acres of new growth trees, according to the agency.
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Apart from more expensive grafted fruit trees, all other trees at Hakima's nursery retail at 10 Kenyan shillings per seedling.
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" They lived by the sea and had "two or three mango trees and about 23 pawpaw trees of our own.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads By day I care for trees and teach people how to care for trees.
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Because of higher prices, consumers would buy either fewer trees or smaller trees and the overall tree market would suffer.
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"Trees do take carbon out of the atmosphere and if you want to permanently store carbon in trees, you have to permanently commit to keeping the trees forever," said University of Chicago geophysical sciences professor David Archer.
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Still, in the Giuliani years alone, Mr. Stern put $19943 billion into capital improvements, restored 2,200 acres of forest and wetlands, collected $1.5 million in restitution for damage to trees, planted 100,000 new street trees, labeled 40,000 trees with botanical and common names, and planted trees and grass in 2,000 street and highway median strips.
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Other than fruit trees, I only planted greenery threatened by the urbanization that has disfigured northern Morocco, snatching them from the jaws of excavators and bulldozers: gigantic olive trees, holly oaks, strawberry bushes, viburnum shrubs and fig trees.
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And pine trees grown in an experimental site with higher CO2 levels released more pollen than trees grown under normal conditions.
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It appears that "Halloween trees," which are Christmas trees decorated with Halloween items, are gaining popularity in the holiday decor community.
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All of the coffee bushes there were growing under a canopy of shade trees, and some of these trees were cuaniquil.
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According to the Uganda Coffee Development Authority (UCDA), a single acre can host 416 Robusta coffee trees or 600 Arabica trees.
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The grounds have several cultivated garden areas surrounded by stone walls, featuring azaleas, hybrid rhododendrons, fruit trees and Japanese maple trees.
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To support the foundation, Ms. Dalla Ragione sells small trees from a nursery on her farm, and donors can adopt trees.
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Sometimes artificial Christmas trees come at a price, though, so it's smart to shop trees on sale earlier in the season.
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But in monocultures made up of genetically identical trees, stresses like drought can cause all the trees to fall weak simultaneously.
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I once asked him, 'If these trees can be five thousand years old, could there be six-thousand-year-old trees?
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The study also considered planting trees on savannas and grasslands, where planting non-native trees could cause problems for local species.
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"Within one year, a family that used about six trees per month for firewood is now using two trees," he said.
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REGGIO EMILIA, Italy (Reuters) - Italy has had many colorful political symbols over the years, including oak trees, olive trees and daisies.
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Selling Christmas trees is ultimately a cosmetic industry, and rampaging bark beetles and sapsuckers that deform trees are bad for business.
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Michelle Chalk was sitting on a hammock between two trees at a friend's house when on of the trees collapsed on them.
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Once a place with fast-deteriorating mangrove trees, it is now a popular attraction after new trees were planted with CCDP money.
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It's because when trees overgrow they'll have too thick of a canopy that'll block the sunlight that stops new trees from growing.
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"How we planted and took care of the trees, everyone from children to the elderly should plant and grow trees," Thimmakka added.
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Foresters regularly remove birch trees from an area to give the more valuable Douglas fir trees extra access to sunlight and water.
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He ordered the trees removed, and, when workmen balked for 24 hours, Mr. Trump had the trees cut down with a chainsaw.
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In 1981, 12 Christmas trees decorated the halls of South Dakota's Capitol building, but today that tradition has expanded to 100 trees.
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Historically, orchards held 600-700 apple trees an acre, but most are now under high-producing dwarf trees, which are more compact.
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While a trillion new trees is a laudable goal, intact forests with mature trees are providing important carbon-absorbing qualities right now.
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It hadn't yet reopened, but rows of arugula, banana trees, avocado trees, cherry tomatoes, cilantro and lemongrass were growing in the garden.
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By incorporating trees and plant life in urban architecture, the trees both assist in absorbing carbon dioxide and in producing more oxygen.
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Prices for real trees have reached record highs over the last few years because farmers planted fewer trees during the 2008 recession.
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The streets and highways are shaded with umbrella-like rain trees, dense evergreen tembusu trees, and colorful bougainvillea from magenta to crimson.
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Michael Gordon compiled the lyrics for his "Great Trees of New York City" from information the parks department supplies about historic trees.
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"Many governments are keen on the idea of resolving climate change by planting trees—but, you know, trees can burn," says Prentice.
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The One Trillion Trees Initiative followed remarks by an ecologist last year that planting 1.2 trillion trees could neutralize carbon dioxide emissions.
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Even the simplest Christmas trees have an elegant beauty about them, but Christmas trees decked out in jewels are downright mind-blowing.
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This deliberate move evokes a forest full of pine trees partly obscuring the moon, which is framed by two leafless birch trees.
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And it was they who carved faces into weirwood trees — the huge red-leafed trees we've seen at Winterfell on multiple occasions.
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These West trees (I know like snap) are not my old East trees that I knew by name: sycamore , dogwood , beech I do not, as yet, know West's trees' names But will will soon can learn am learning all the time.
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Those companies primarily get trees from their own lands by filing a harvest plan with the state for lumber production or through the sale of trees through federal forest programs, including some that allow them to salvage trees after forest fires.
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Although farmers can uproot infected trees and replace them with virus-resistant seedlings, replanting can be expensive and farmers earn no income on the crop while waiting for trees to mature, said farmer Patrick Oppong, who replanted his trees in 2012.
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In "The Hidden Life of Trees," the German forester Peter Wohlleben anthropomorphizes trees — firs are "crafty," beeches are competitive — even (convincingly) making the case that trees are social beings who create families that share resources and care for their young.
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Some things I learned about Martha: She has at least 25 Christmas trees in her house, with two to three trees per room.
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To put it simply, the argument is that after you burn trees for energy, new trees can simply be regrown in their place.
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One of her projects involves studying how Acacia trees respond to natural bacteria and fungi, in order to help the trees overcome droughts.
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The fire went all the way up to the crown of the trees, all the way up to the top of the trees.
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To help speed national afforestation, the government requires that land cleared of trees must be planted with new trees (which are not subsidised).
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At a removal rate of 20 trees per day, the critical first batch of trees could take just over a week to clear.
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Nowak lists 10 benefits trees provide to society: Heat reduction: Trees provide shade for homes, office buildings, parks and roadways, cooling surface temperatures.
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Beneath a canopy of natural green pine, models of Scottish pine trees are interspersed with both natural and photographed birch and fir trees.
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As I examine the world for fidelity, I conclude that the VR trees and water don't look ~exactly~ like trees and water, IRL.
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Trees are particularly important for reducing urban heat islands, but research has shown that lower income areas of cities most often lack trees.
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There are about a dozen cherry varieties and nearly 30 different pear trees among about 500 trees in all, which she lovingly tends.
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In it, you'll find smaller, similarly unlit trees, surrounded by lightbox walls of snow-covered trees topped by a cloud of green pine.
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Outdoor space: Pecan trees, fruit trees, rhododendrons, peonies and irises are just some of the flora found on the fenced 0.3-acre property.
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Instead of bringing the trees to town, The New York Times Company and the Kimberly-Clark Corporation brought a town to the trees.
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For a while, people suggested that luthiers had simply used trees that have since gone extinct — but in fact those trees still exist.
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Along with the vines, Le Puy has another 403 acres devoted to forests and, among other things, fig trees, hazelnut trees and beehives.
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The bespoke travel operator, Pelorus, organizes climbs up giant sequoia trees and coast redwoods, considered the largest and oldest living trees on Earth.
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And also the fact that they're giving back to the environment and planting trees with the 72 Hour Challenge: 72 hours, 72,000 trees.
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So if you really care, we have to respect trees, the role of trees, and we have to learn to live with forests.
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By December 13, Trees for Troops will deliver thousands of trees to more than 74 US bases in all branches of the military.
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According to Moomaw and Sterman, the system only reaches parity once all that balances, and how long that takes depends on how trees are cleared — "thinning" individual trees or clearcutting whole forests — what trees they're replaced with, and what fossil fuel they replace.
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"If you want to go the refined route then I'd say have two different trees, or have mini trees in their rooms," Henderson says.
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California's drought has killed more than 100 million trees, which can create a more intense fire — dead needles on coniferous trees act as fuel.
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By artificially spacing out trees, the plantation forests that make up most of Germany's woods ensure that trees get more sunlight and grow faster.
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Amazon actually sold smaller live Christmas trees in 2017, but this marks the first time the online retail giant will offer full-sized trees.
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The botanical bandits reportedly sought out the trees with the most value, and plucked them from approximately 3,000 trees across the 12,000-acre garden.
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He intersperses nitrogen-fixing trees like black locust throughout his operation—trees that take nitrogen from the air and put it into the soil.
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Its manifesto outlines policies including re-activating mass spraying, replanting farms with high yield trees, improving local processing and compensating farmers for diseased trees.
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Here are 12 of our favorite slim Christmas trees, from fun palm trees to fully decorated ones covered with pine cones and red berries.
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He planted a row of pear trees to slightly obscure the cottage, and cut down scores of trees to let light into the chateau.
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Some companies are also combining the planting of hardwood trees with local fruit and cocoa trees to encourage forest communities to participate, he noted.
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Japan's love affair with the trees dates to 794, when the imperial capital was moved to Kyoto, where it's thought many cherry trees grew.
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Now that the FARC is no longer imposing fines for felling trees, numerous patches of burned out land cropped up, their trees burned down.
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Dappled light streamed through redwood trees, making it harder to judge distance, and wind bounced through the trees, changing the direction of their casts.
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Surrounding ground must be cleared because the trees, robbed of genetic diversity through years of cloning, cannot compete with grasses, weeds and other trees.
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They are mature Yoshino cherry trees, the same trees that bloom so extravagantly along the mall in Washington during the National Cherry Blossom Festival.
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Across northern Germany, trees, especially saplings, have been hard hit by the drought and cities have been calling on citizens to help local trees.
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The database helps to guide arborists as they determine where to plant trees, which species are thriving and when trees need to be replaced.
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"Most people like trees," said Charlotte Streck, director of think-tank Climate Focus, citing the benefits trees bring to the surrounding air and ecosystems.
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They are particularly fond of grapevines, apple and stone fruit trees as well as a number of hardwood trees, like black walnut and maple.
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Cardboard is made from trees, and cutting down trees contributes to global warming, so getting rid of toilet paper tubes has to be good.
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Almond, fig and carob trees flourish beside the boulders, and countless productive olive trees, most of them several centuries old, grow on the hills.
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So in a metaphorical way there are many - 85 years old trees in Nikkei 225 and not all 85 years old trees would grow.
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Dragon fruit trees and finger lime bushes are interspersed among cherimoya and avocado trees, and each fruit crop is enlisted to help others grow.
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But water is now a more expensive resource, and because avocado trees are traditionally not pruned, older trees have dense foliage that discourages fruiting.
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Rachel Kijewski is a GE trees campaigner for Global Justice Ecology Project and a member of the Campaign to Stop GE Trees Steering Committee.
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Team Trees took to Instagram on Friday with the news that donations received so far will fund the planting of 20 million new trees.
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Beheaded palm trees and white sand beaches shorn of their shady sea grape trees testify to Bahia Honda's location near the eye of Irma.
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Almond, fig and carob trees flourish beside the boulders, and countless productive olive trees, most of them several centuries old, grow on the hills.
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This could possible reduce fruit production and, for trees in natural areas, reduce the number of seedlings to grow into trees in the future.
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To further incentivize the opt-in fee, Dave has partnered with Trees for the Future — and says that for every percentage users tip it will plant the equivalent number of trees via its charity partner (so a tip 2% will equal two trees planted).
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"Trees do take carbon out of the atmosphere and if you want to permanently store carbon in trees, you have to permanently commit to keeping the trees forever," said David Archer, a geophysical sciences professor at the University of Chicago previously told The Hill.
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AUBURN TREES BURNED A man was charged with desecration of a venerable object in a fire that damaged oak trees at Toomer's Corner following Auburn's victory over L.S.U. The trees were planted in 2015 after the original oaks were poisoned by a rival fan.
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Los Angeles, with its many different climate zones, can host countless types of trees, Ms. Malarich said, and she is drawing on several books and resources, such as "A Californian's Guide to the Trees Among Us," to decide which trees to plant and where.
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Now, those trees are part of a massive effort to pinpoint the tiny genetic variations that determine why some trees turn out better than others.
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They only have to cut down trees under active attack in those areas and can leave other dead trees standing for the next three years.
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In the Canadian oiltown of Calgary, some residents are vociferously protesting city efforts to plant more trees because they're worried these trees will increase crime.
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And misconceptions have long played a role in Christmas tree consumption, particularly the false idea that plastic trees spare real trees from being chopped down.
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A trampoline twisted around trees, giant trees uprooted and on their sides — and sometimes on houses — downed power lines, and other wreckage covered the streets.
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"All the coffee trees were dead when we came back," said Garcia, who has since planted 23,22 trees on two hectares of steeply sloped land.
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The trees are tied to each other with ropes, making it difficult to cut down any of the trees without endangering the other tree-sitters.
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He likes big trees and he likes to grow food, and he wonders if big trees and homegrown food will exist here in 290 years.
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And when she came across a five-acre plot with pecan trees, wild blackberries, grapes, persimmons and mulberry trees in Oxford, she fell in love.
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"All the coffee trees were dead when we came back," said Garcia, who has since planted 2000,22 trees on two hectares of steeply sloped land.
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Martin Nuñez, a local researcher studying the invasive trees, believes if enough isn't done the entire region could be only pine trees within 100 years.
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Avocado trees thrive in similar conditions to pine and fir trees, such as those growing in the mountains of the agriculturally rich state of Michoacán.
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"We're all working toward the same goal of 500,000 trees, and we want an equitable distribution of free trees in the county," said Ms. Sorenson.
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Since bald cypress trees can live over 600 years, these trees may have been around during the time of the Native Americans and the Lessleys.
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Which makes me wonder if my excuses for not cutting back the trees have more to do with how the thriving trees make me feel.
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I wound my way down Avenida de Cinco de Outubro, in the shade of thick-trunked ficus rumphii trees with aerial roots, like banyan trees.
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Reforestation is a crucial goal, but even more crucial is the other goal of the One Trillion Trees initiative: preserving the trees we already have.
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Trees for Troops began in 2005 and has delivered more than 225,000 Christmas trees to military families in the US and to troops stationed overseas.
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More dramatically, we can reduce the amount of lawn space, letting trees grow in its place (as trees provide better shelter for birds than grass).
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You'd be amazed at how many suburbs and subdivisions are being built, as we speak, with no street trees and no potential for street trees.
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I realize how little I know about trees, about how we get this thing called syrup, and that syrup from different trees will taste different.
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Sensors fitted to the two intact trees and the stump showed that the stump's flow of sap and water ran inversely to that of the trees.
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Growing coconut trees requires minimal amounts of water and fuel (especially compared to sugar cane production); and the trees produce sap for two to four decades.
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Their initial 227 acres — with roughly 240 dedicated to blueberries — was a fruit basket: cherry trees, McIntosh apples, Glohaven peaches, and about 200 Stanley plum trees.
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Garlic, onion, cauliflower, and wildflower varieties that pollinators have shown a preference for in field research now grow under the apple trees — after the trees bloom.
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It's like pointing out specific trees with a drone overhead, compared with peering around the trees in our own forest and trying to count them all.
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According to the U.S. Forest Service, 102 million goddamn trees have now died in the state since 2010, including 62 million trees in this year alone.
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"There's also something called 'accidental logging' in Romania where a storm knocks down a couple trees in the wind and you collect those trees," Gehl said.
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How modern trees grow: Trees today grow outward from the center in rings by adding xylem, which are woody fibers that carry water up the trunk.
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Although trees help sequester carbon from the atmosphere, helping lower global temperatures, more trees aren't necessarily a good thing, Fortin explained to me over the phone.
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Sierra forests now average about 100 trees an acre, not 250, he said; and a century ago they had about 20 trees an acre, not 80.
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Sierra forests now average about 2698 trees an acre, not 24637, he said; and a century ago they had about 20 trees an acre, not 80.
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"It will definitely decline because people have been cutting (rubber) trees down," he said, adding that his team were monitoring the biological condition of rubber trees.
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Legally, they have a right to cut up to 1,000 trees, but by fudging numbers or paying a small bribe, they'll cut up to 2,000 trees.
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Alternative Christmas trees have become increasingly popular in recent yearsArtificial Christmas trees provide people with a way to express their individuality, and they've become more popular.
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Conifers include evergreen, fluffy up-and-down trees like firs, while deciduous trees shed their leaves annually and tend to be top-heavy with barer trunks.
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The draft of the city's comprehensive plan suggests the District plant 10,500 trees annually, while encouraging zoning and building regulations that promote the growth of trees.
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The organization helped plant 40,000 coffee trees this year, and has plans for 300,000 new coffee trees annually for the next 10 years, according to AP.
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Their study found a 20% spike in the purchase of real Christmas trees -- evergreen pine trees -- and a 12% rise in artificial tree purchases in 2018.
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Many individuals have donated to Trees for Troops as well, getting the organization to its grand total of 225,319 free trees over the past 15 years.
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In another village, Tanghuang, people pointed to chestnut trees that no longer bore fruit and loquat trees and squash vines that turned yellow during summer rainstorms.
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I don't want to disregard the fact that there are already trees in the MetroTech Commons, with honey locusts and London plane trees in neat lines.
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A surplus of trees, combined with the financial crisis in 2008, meant that farmers struggled to sell all the trees they had, leading to discounts for customers.
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Chastagner's colleagues at NCSU sent in samples taken from the roots of trees, to see how gene expression in different trees changed in response to fungal infections.
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Trees couldn't make it without the fungi, and the fungi couldn't make it without the trees, forming an expansive ecosystem that scientists are just beginning to understand.
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In February and March, when California's almond trees are blooming, his bees, along with about 30bn others, are drafted to pollinate California's 1.3m acres of almond trees.
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The former refers to bringing trees back to areas that were previously forested, whether that's through planting trees or allowing the woodlands to regrow on their own.
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To their surprise, they discovered that the wounds of trees in fire zones recovered far better than those of trees that had seen no fires at all.
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Since 1989, Trees has planted over 103 million trees in dozens of countries and revitalized hundreds of thousands of acres of soil while changing people's lives forever.
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Why living trees should expend resources to support leafless cohorts is not fully understood, nor the extent to which resources are shared among living trees and stumps.
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And we had so many examples throughout the film; the Falcon crashing through the trees, and the snow coming off the trees, and then hitting the ground.
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Mohsin, of the disaster ministry, noted that Bangladesh's lighting death toll was lower when the country had more large trees, so planting trees could be one step.
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It can estimate how trees will reduce water flooding; or explore how trees will affect air quality, building energy use and air pollution levels in their community.
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"We trust the United States Forest Service to 'speak for the trees, for the trees have no tongues,'" the panel's ruling states, citing Seuss' orange environmental ambassador.
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But Corot's stirring account of a group of trees asserts instead a kinship—he the painter, and they the trees, are co-existing phenomena in a Republic.
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"The pests destroying trees here have targeted eucalyptus trees the most, while on the other side tree-poaching is also affecting forests," said government ecologist Henry Kazingizi.
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According to a New York Times report at the time, "15 dogwood trees, 11 London planes, a number of wild-cherry trees and other greenery" were felled.
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The beauty of incorporating more trees and plant life in urban architecture is that the trees both assist in absorbing carbon dioxide and in producing more oxygen.
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Amazon will sell full-size Christmas trees for the first time this year, following a successful test run with mini trees last year, the Associated Press reported.
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As a Christmas tree grower, the decision by Amazon to sell real Christmas trees is exciting and demonstrates the buying public's growing preference for real Christmas trees.
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A decade ago, amid the Great Recession, growers from Oregon to North Carolina planted fewer Christmas trees; in turn, there are fewer full-grown trees this year.
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Walking among trees laden with shiny red cherries, Mr. Freese recalled that four years ago his trees were not producing well and his farm was financially struggling.
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They bumped past clusters of thin-leafed neem trees, spindly acacia trees and the charred remains of other villages that Boko Haram or the military had destroyed.
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Reay highlighted the importance of using drought-resistant seeds when farmers are planting new trees, in addition to sustainable techniques to make the most of existing trees.
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The Polish government has said cutting down trees there was necessary to make forest paths safe for hikers and protect existing trees from a bark beetle infestation.
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"These are some of the trees that have denser wood, and trees with very dense wood historically have very low break rates and mortality rates," said Uriarte.
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Many of the patents for better trees start with the idea that trees are flammable, and we increase the risk of fire by covering them in electronics.
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Because permits are not required to sell Christmas trees in New York, the city does not keep a tally of how many vendors set up shop here each year or how many trees are sold, but the number of trees collected after each season might be some indication.
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A statement by Dogu Biga said 13,400 trees had been cut down for the mine and that trees would re-planted in the area once work is completed.
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According to ancient Pagan beliefs, spirits and gods lived in trees, so it made perfect sense to knock on those trees when you wanted to summon their protection.
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Farmers believe the characteristic flavor of Ethiopian coffee is derived from growing it in the shade of larger trees - leaving it vulnerable if trees are stunted or removed.
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Found mainly in Hawaii, the Philippines, Indonesia, and Papua New Guinea, Eucalyptus deglupta trees, otherwise known as rainbow eucalyptus trees, are one of nature's most beautiful natural wonders.
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These controlled fires are purposely lit to reduce "excessive amounts of brush, shrubs and trees," meaning healthy trees will face less competition for water and other natural resources.
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For if saving trees in Yunnan, say, is a global good requiring strict oversight and the rule of law, why are trees in Papua New Guinea any different?
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Small coelurosaurs would likely have scuttled on the ground hunting insects in tropical forests, likely populated by trees similar to those of Kauri trees extant in New Zealand.
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She had dreamed of trees made of rain, of cats with electric fur, of mountains tipped in diamond, of books inked in sugar, of trees in down coats.
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So far, farmers can only register trees they have planted, but advocates are pressing the government to apply the law to naturally occurring trees as well, said Muilerman.
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"From afar the trees look withered," said 67-year-old Reang Onnuan, a lifelong rubber grower, looking out at the sea of water from which her trees protruded.
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"Caracas is perfect because it has a lot of trees, it's very green, it has a lot of fruit trees - and it has no macaw predators," she said.
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In 2015, New York finished a project to plant 1 million trees, and in Singapore, any new road projects must include planned space for trees on either side.
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"Now taller trees such as date palm, betel nut, coconut and fan palm have almost vanished," he said, noting that such trees once attracted lightning away from people.
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Look at the trees, not the forestFirst, Werdelin said, it's important to see your business as being built not like a forest, but like a set of trees.
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"Sometimes we've seen trees that would lay down six rings in a year and sometimes the trees don't lay down rings for many years, for decades," explained Woodborne.
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Day-to-day, you go into the community and do projects such as clearing brush, cutting down dead trees, planting new trees, and lots and lots of weeding.
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Through photosynthesis, trees and other vegetation remove about one-quarter of the carbon dioxide emitted by human activities, so fewer trees mean more CO₂ remains in the atmosphere.
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It's a part of the world where life is entirely different, and I saw the strangest things, like islands with pine trees growing right next to palm trees.
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Outside, Charlie sawed off the lower limbs of dozens of trees to open up a yard that was mossy and dank (a neighbor also helped fell some trees).
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Wet snow weighs down the leaves that remain on trees, and powerful winds on Saturday and Sunday, with the strong gusts, could bring down trees and power lines.
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The association's study found that last year American adults bought about 5.4 million more real Christmas trees and 2.5 million more artificial trees than they did in 2017.
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It's easy to lose the forest for the trees, but sometimes you can't even see the trees, especially if they are all rocking to the same poetic meter.
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The brightly lit orangery, where citrus trees were once grown in cold weather, houses a restaurant and comfortable rooms, and is next to a parkland with ancient trees.
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We drove for three hours, through high-desert plains weird with Joshua trees and forests of oak festooned with air plants, like Christmas trees in a hotel lobby.
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There were piles of debris here and there, and many trees had the dead branches of other trees wedged into them, blown there by the hurricane-force winds.
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As seedlings, the trees appear more like grass, with long needles and fire-resistant scales, a state they can stay in for years while their competitor trees are burned.
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The area offers a pleasant walk among rubber trees and palm trees; friendly street cats and beautiful tropical birds; and stands where vendors display rustic goods and local crafts.
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During that time, many of the trees for sale burned down naturally, which the Interior Department said could have been avoided had companies gone in to remove decaying trees.
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Dead needles on coniferous trees killed by drought can act like fine fuels, spreading fire rapidly through the crowns of the dead trees and igniting heavy timber below them.
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A.'s culture, the singer writes an ode to the city's famous palm trees: "These palm trees get to see all these different cycles," Kiyoko says of the track.
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If you want to know exactly how the trees' bark becomes rainbow-hued, or just want to look at some beautiful photos of rainbow eucalyptus trees, you're in luck.
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Outdoor space: The fenced, double-size lot is planted with old oak trees, sculpted shrubbery, roses, a fig tree and Meyer lemon trees, all watered by a dedicated well.
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With most trees still holding on to their leaves, these winds could have an easier time bringing down trees and power lines, potentially cutting power to thousands of people.
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It has already planted nearly 15 billion trees, with the help of various governments, including India's, which has planted more than 2 billion trees as part of the initiative.
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It estimates there was an average of 40 trees per acre in the Sierras roughly 150 years ago but puts that number today at hundreds of trees per acre.
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"Clearing of trees reduces the soil's ability to retain water which seeps into rivers feeding reservoirs like Ndakaini dam," said Kihara, explaining that without trees, the water evaporates faster.
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If some trees produce an impressive bang, this could accompany or replace feet drumming in a display and trees with particularly good acoustics could become popular spots for revisits.
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She lives off of the land, where she cultivates corn, yucca, palm trees, and 300 cacao trees of four different varieties in a horticultural plot known as a chacra.
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A San Francisco company that disposes of old Christmas trees via environmentally friendly goat appetites is shrugging their shoulders, as the goats stubbornly refuse to eat any more trees.
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Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, pledged Tuesday to donate $1 million-worth of trees to a YouTuber-launched campaign to plant 20 million trees by January 1, 2020.
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While reforestation reintroduces trees to land only recently deforested, afforestation means planting trees in areas that have been without forests for a long time (or have never supported forests).
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No trees in America are more beaten down than the cottonwood trees of the central plains, chastised by ice storm and fire and wind into postures of broken supplication.
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From last September to the end of May, the ministry estimates that 43,1083 eucalyptus trees succumbed to forest pests alone, in addition to some 24,000 trees of other species.
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The Archangel Ancient Tree Archive reportedly believed it was impossible to clone dead trees—to be clear, trees can be cloned, but it's typically done using living tree stems.
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Even when car-mad cities leave enough room on the side to squeeze in trees, they tend to be miniaturized, lollipop versions of what street trees used to be.
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The heart trees — the trees with carved faces — are spiritual CCTV surveillance cameras all around Westeros, and the greenseers using the godswoods became gods, gaining a sort of omniscience.
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They plant trees as well — to get funding, they've occasionally had to argue that the trees are sculptures that just happen to be alive — and organize fruit-foraging expeditions.
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A proposal to redevelop parts of New Delhi that required the felling of thousands of trees recently provoked fierce protests, court petitions and night patrols to guard the trees.
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Last summer, Nashville passed legislation that requires commercial developers to plant more trees — increasing tree density from 14 to 22 per acre — and offers incentives to preserve "heritage" trees.
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But given trees need time to grow, Cloudflare said its donations will result in the planting of 25 trees for each frustrated bot the company encounters and shuts down.
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Across California, an astounding 102 million trees have died over the past six years from drought and disease — including 62 million trees in 2016 alone, the US Forest Service estimates.
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