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The Sycamore Gap tree has been cut up ahead of it being moved from the site of Hadrian's Wall after it was felled in an act of vandalism last month.
Through a technique called clonal propagation, it could be possible to save the Sycamore Gap Tree, allowing it to live on far into the future.
Scientists believe they can regrow a copy of the tree which stood for hundreds of years and saw the change over of 40 British Prime Ministers before being felled
The sycamore, which stood in a dip along Hadrian's Wall in Northumberland for 300 years, had been one of the world's most photographed trees until it was chopped down.
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