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Impossible individualism: Us fish must swim together - Vimarsana News

Impossible individualism: Us fish must swim together

My former student went to see the Subhumans in Phoenix late last fall. I’ve loved this punk rock band since I was twelve-years-old. Their dark point of view satisfied me.

Study finds redwoods store buds, carbon for fire events - Vimarsana News

Study finds redwoods store buds, carbon for fire events

A recently published multi-year study conducted at Big Basin Redwoods State Park shows that long-stored carbon reserves and ancient, dormant buds within redwood trees allow the plants to recover faster after a catastrophic fire.

Redwood Trees Torched In Wildfire Sprout New Leaves From Centuries-Old Buds - Vimarsana News

Redwood Trees Torched In Wildfire Sprout New Leaves From Centuries-Old Buds

Ancient California coast redwoods charred by a severe wildfire have sprouted new growth. How they did it could prove hopeful for future foliage hit by disaster.

Source: forbes.com
Decades-old reserves, ancient buds from Santa Cruz redwoods help trees survive historic fires, new study shows - Vimarsana News

Decades-old reserves, ancient buds from Santa Cruz redwoods help trees survive historic fires, new study shows

A new study shows us why California redwoods are still regrowing after destructive wildfires in Santa Cruz County.

California study finds redwood trees store buds, carbon for fire events - Vimarsana News

California study finds redwood trees store buds, carbon for fire events

A recently published multi-year study conducted at Big Basin Redwoods State Park shows that long-stored carbon reserves and ancient, dormant buds within redwood trees allow the plants to recover faster after a catastrophic fire.