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Tree identification please
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<blockquote data-quote="BSK" data-source="post: 4228371" data-attributes="member: 17"><p>When I was still working for my old boss, and he cut some old cedar glades and burned them on his property in Southeast Missouri, wildflowers and other broadleaf weeds appeared that hadn't been seen in that region of the country in over 100 years. I've heard the same thing about some of the old-growth forests of the Eastern U.S., and especially the Smokies. Open the canopy of a 200-year-old forest and plants sprout that haven't been seen since colonial times.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BSK, post: 4228371, member: 17"] When I was still working for my old boss, and he cut some old cedar glades and burned them on his property in Southeast Missouri, wildflowers and other broadleaf weeds appeared that hadn't been seen in that region of the country in over 100 years. I've heard the same thing about some of the old-growth forests of the Eastern U.S., and especially the Smokies. Open the canopy of a 200-year-old forest and plants sprout that haven't been seen since colonial times. [/QUOTE]
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