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The storms continued and many trees were blown down, but 'rare and ancient trees are key to a healthy forest'

You may have read my recent posts about the many storms the UK and other countries have been experiencing. The winds were certainly very strong and a lot of trees were blown over/knocked down. In many areas of the UK the clear up is still continuing as more rain and strong winds have again caused problems. It is my hope that the trees will be replaced because as Elizabeth Pennisi writes:

"Rare and ancient trees are key to a healthy forest.

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About 800 years ago, a giant oak tree in England’s Sherwood Forest helped shelter Robin Hood from the corrupt sheriff of Nottingham. Though the tale is likely a myth, the tree is not: It still stands as one of the world’s oldest oaks.

Such ancient trees—some dating back more than 3000 years—are key to the survival of their forests, new research shows. Rare trees—some so scarce scientists have yet to find them—are also critical to forest health, another new study reveals.

In oak forests, where most trees live less than 100 years, the ancient ones survive to almost 1000; with longer lived bristlecone pines, ancient trees can exceed 3000 years.

In all, the world hosts approximately 73,000 tree species, of which about 9000 have yet to be named and catalogued."

The above is a snippet from Elizabeth's original article which you can read in full here

Do you have many trees where you live? We are fortunate to have quite a few and it is a joy to watch them through the changing seasons.

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