Compounds from a Brazilian tree bark can now be used to treat acute myeloid leukaemia after a new technique that delivers it straight into the cancer cell. Source: Scientists Turn Brazilian Tree Bark Into Promising Treatment for Leukemia Photo Credit: Mauroguanandi, CC license
Community, family, connection … how trees could be the model for a new way of being Source: The big idea: can forests teach us to live better? | Science and nature books | The Guardian
These famous, ancient woodlands are some of the oldest forests in the world. Learn how you can visit them. Source: 10 Famous, Ancient Forests Around the World
Tips on how to keep your Christmas wreath fresh for the entire festive season. Source: Here’s How Pros Keep Wreaths and Greenery Fresh All Season | The Spruce
Interested in how J.R.R. Tolkien became an environmentalist? Discover the history behind LOTR. Source: The Original Ent: How J.R.R. Tolkien Became an Environmentalist – American Forests
Decorated evergreen trees are such a part of Christmas, it’s hard to think about the holiday without them. Their lush green branches and woodland aromas grace homes, shops, and offices as well as the garden shops, tree farms, and pop-up lots that sell around 35 million of the evergreens each season. […] Source: History of […]
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A new study finds that tree growth does not seem to be generally limited by photosynthesis but rather by cell growth. Source: What we’re still learning about how trees grow: Fundamental questions remain about what factors limit tree growth — ScienceDaily
Hyperion, which looms above the lost coast of Northern California, is the world’s tallest tree. Source: What is the world’s tallest tree? | Live Science
India’s famous living bridges – the roots of trees coaxed and stretched into the form of a suspension bridge over a river – have been submitted to Unesco’s tentative list for the coveted world heritage site status. Source: ‘The knowledge of our elders’: India’s living root bridges submitted to Unesco | The Guardian
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