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  1. “Jurassic Tree Lives Again”: 200-Million-Year-Old ‘Dinosaur Tree’ Successfully Bred in Stunning Scientific Breakthrough
    sustainability-times.com/clima

    New seeds means a fresh admixture of DNA from one of a few survivors of these ancient trees, which is different from plants grown from a cutting (ie: a genetic clone).

    #Australia #Environment #WollemiPine #Wollemi

  2. “Jurassic Tree Lives Again”: 200-Million-Year-Old ‘Dinosaur Tree’ Successfully Bred in Stunning Scientific Breakthrough
    sustainability-times.com/clima

    New seeds means a fresh admixture of DNA from one of a few survivors of these ancient trees, which is different from plants grown from a cutting (ie: a genetic clone).

    #Australia #Environment #WollemiPine #Wollemi

  3. “Jurassic Tree Lives Again”: 200-Million-Year-Old ‘Dinosaur Tree’ Successfully Bred in Stunning Scientific Breakthrough
    sustainability-times.com/clima

    New seeds means a fresh admixture of DNA from one of a few survivors of these ancient trees, which is different from plants grown from a cutting (ie: a genetic clone).

    #Australia #Environment #WollemiPine #Wollemi

  4. “Jurassic Tree Lives Again”: 200-Million-Year-Old ‘Dinosaur Tree’ Successfully Bred in Stunning Scientific Breakthrough
    sustainability-times.com/clima

    New seeds means a fresh admixture of DNA from one of a few survivors of these ancient trees, which is different from plants grown from a cutting (ie: a genetic clone).

    #Australia #Environment #WollemiPine #Wollemi

  5. “Jurassic Tree Lives Again”: 200-Million-Year-Old ‘Dinosaur Tree’ Successfully Bred in Stunning Scientific Breakthrough
    sustainability-times.com/clima

    New seeds means a fresh admixture of DNA from one of a few survivors of these ancient trees, which is different from plants grown from a cutting (ie: a genetic clone).

    #Australia #Environment #WollemiPine #Wollemi

  6. The #Wollemi #pine was thought to have gone extinct 2 million years ago until it was rediscovered in #australia by a group of hikers in 1994. Now, scientists have decoded its #genome to understand how it's survived — almost unchanged — since the time of the #dinosaurs. #greatRead

    livescience.com/planet-earth/p

  7. The #Wollemi #pine was thought to have gone extinct 2 million years ago until it was rediscovered in #australia by a group of hikers in 1994. Now, scientists have decoded its #genome to understand how it's survived — almost unchanged — since the time of the #dinosaurs. #greatRead

    livescience.com/planet-earth/p

  8. The #Wollemi #pine was thought to have gone extinct 2 million years ago until it was rediscovered in #australia by a group of hikers in 1994. Now, scientists have decoded its #genome to understand how it's survived — almost unchanged — since the time of the #dinosaurs. #greatRead

    livescience.com/planet-earth/p

  9. The #Wollemi #pine was thought to have gone extinct 2 million years ago until it was rediscovered in #australia by a group of hikers in 1994. Now, scientists have decoded its #genome to understand how it's survived — almost unchanged — since the time of the #dinosaurs. #greatRead

    livescience.com/planet-earth/p

  10. The #Wollemi #pine was thought to have gone extinct 2 million years ago until it was rediscovered in #australia by a group of hikers in 1994. Now, scientists have decoded its #genome to understand how it's survived — almost unchanged — since the time of the #dinosaurs. #greatRead

    livescience.com/planet-earth/p

  11. They grow up so fast 🥹

    (#Wollemi “pine” boy-cone - the tree isn’t even 1 m tall yet #Wollemia)

  12. They grow up so fast 🥹

    (#Wollemi “pine” boy-cone - the tree isn’t even 1 m tall yet #Wollemia)

  13. They grow up so fast 🥹

    (#Wollemi “pine” boy-cone - the tree isn’t even 1 m tall yet #Wollemia)

  14. They grow up so fast 🥹

    (#Wollemi “pine” boy-cone - the tree isn’t even 1 m tall yet #Wollemia)

  15. They grow up so fast 🥹

    (#Wollemi “pine” boy-cone - the tree isn’t even 1 m tall yet #Wollemia)