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So with the help of some biologists studying the fungus, I got some maps and some GPS coordinates and chartered a plane and started looking for the death rings, the circular patterns in which the fungus kills the trees.
This is clonal colony of Quaking Aspen trees, living in Utah, that is literally 80,000 years old.
And there are actually a number or ancient yews in churchyards around the U.K., but if you do the math, you'll remember it's actually the yew trees that were there first, then the churches.
I had the opportunity to travel around the Limpopo Province in South Africa with an expert in Baobab trees.
So his thought was that flooding in the north of Africa actually brought those coniferous trees down tens of thousands of years ago, and what resulted was this remarkable adaptation to this unique desert environment.
So, I spoke to a botanist at the Pretoria Botanical Garden, who explained that certain species of trees have adapted to this region.
It's bushfelt region, which is dry and prone to a lot of fires, as so what these trees have done is, if you can imagine that this is the crown of the tree, and that this is ground level, imagine that the whole thing, that whole bulk of the tree, migrated underground, and you just have those leaves peeping up above the surface.
They extend long and delicate branches, and in short, they look like trees.
Well, neurons, like trees, can grow new branches, and they can lose old ones.
It's up there with opposable thumbs and standing upright and language as one of the things that got our species out of the trees and into the shopping mall.
They plant the trees, and the money goes into their microcredit fund, which we call the Village Development Bank.
It had occurred on land, in rainforests of South America and Africa, where landowners had been paid not to cut the trees down.
The so-called "solar trees" were part of the German pavilion at the World Expo in Milan in 2015.
Also, we know what Washington, DC, is like weather wise in January, and not only is everybody "top coat less", you can even see some palm trees in the 70 degree and sunny weather!
The photography is strangely crowded: no outdoor scene can be shot except through a tangle of bare trees, no interior scene can be shot without so much busy detail that it's almost impossible to follow people moving across a room, no consecutive scene of Dietrich can be shot without a major wardrobe change.
Yes, there were some nice bare trees and foggy evenings and the horseman jumping out of the tree was a nice special effect, but on the whole the movie was just boring and pointless.
Palm trees in D.C. (already mentioned), a dummy-as-dead-body bit so obviously artificial that I thought it was SUPPOSED to be a dummy ... until it left a bloodstain ... stilted dialogue, ridiculous plot.
No trees, no building, just whoosh.....thin air.
How could any producer/network executive/director let a crew stick the skeeziest fakest plastic palm trees in film history in the sands of a wintry Canadian beach and try to fob it off on us as the tropics?
Those trees were to real palm trees what a pink tinsel K-Mart Christmas tree is to real fir.
The continuity was all wrong (palm trees in a Chicago setting even though it was filmed in Toronto, Canada), the effects were left to be desired for the year of 2004.
The scenery is sometimes quite pretty, assuming you like trees, if that helps any!
Besides, never seeing the outside, trees, grass, sunlight is a bit oppressive.
The trees are all missing leaves or are pine trees, neither of which Houston has very much of.
Also how could there be all of those snipers be in the trees and on building rooftops in LA WITHOUT being seen?!
Yes this movie features a gal named Jessica who says everything is evil and she causes trees to land on people too (well she only causes a tree to fall once, but she does say everything is evil).
Understandably there would not be much of an intellectual conversation to be had, sitting up on trees while a crocodile is stalking you.
The only attempts at dramatic effect were at the very end of each piece when the movie would cut to trees waving in the wind or little wavelets lapping at a beach.
OK, imagine that every state in the US, nay, every country has exactly the same trees growing and ground foliage.
Moving on they get to a "campsite" consisting of four logs and some trees and then things start to go horribly wrong.
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