MINNEAPOLIS— The latest map shows fall colors are just starting to emerge across parts of northern and southern Minnesota. That means it's only a matter of time before the leaves drop. You may think they shrivel up and fall in the wind, but that's not the whole story. "I love that...
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In this study, we collected samples of 110 species that cover the common species distributed in Northern and Southern China, and extracted phytoliths from leaves, twigs and fruits, in order to investigate the phytoliths types and production in these species. We found that only 58 species were ...
Most important, of course, is to cut the emissions that are heating the planet. But beyond that, there are ways to help forests adapt.
Another option is the butternut tree (Juglans cinerea), which is hardy in USDA zones 3 through 7 and native to most of the eastern United States, west to Minnesota, and south to Arkansas and Georgia. Maturing in fall, its nuts are encased in hairy outer husks. ...
A native of North America, shagbark hickory trees grow from southeastern Nebraska and southeastern Minnesota all the way east to southern Quebec. The trees grow as far south as Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and eastern Texas but not along the Gulf states. The trees also grow in nort...
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Maple sugar production is critical to Vermont's economy and its culture, and maple syrup deserves to be the centerpiece of the state's culinary specialties. Native Americans tapped maple trees for sap, and today the state produces more than 2 million gallons of syrup a year. ...
Maple sugar production is critical to Vermont's economy and its culture, and maple syrup deserves to be the centerpiece of the state's culinary specialties. Native Americans tapped maple trees for sap, and today the state produces more than 2 million gallons of syrup a year. ...
Maple sugar production is critical to Vermont's economy and its culture, and maple syrup deserves to be the centerpiece of the state's culinary specialties. Native Americans tapped maple trees for sap, and today the state produces more than 2 million gallons of syrup a year. ...