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The Aspen trees beauty is most noted in the fall for the golden colors. What is less noted is the amazing root system connecting the trees, a remarkable example of interconnected communication, adaptation strategy, and | The Aspen trees beauty is most noted in the fall for the golden colors. What is less noted is the amazing root system connecting the trees, a remarkable example of interconnected communication, adaptation strategy, survival and growth. | ||
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Pando, or the Trembling Giant, is a remarkable massive colony of a single quaking aspen trees spread over more than 100 acres in Utah. Every tree in the area shoots from a single organism, and they share a giant underground root system. It's estimated that Pando collectively weighs 6,615 tons, making it the heaviest living organism on the planet. | Pando, or the Trembling Giant, is a remarkable massive colony of a single quaking aspen trees spread over more than 100 acres in Utah. Every tree in the area shoots from a single organism, and they share a giant underground root system. It's estimated that Pando collectively weighs 6,615 tons, making it the heaviest living organism on the planet. | ||
from Wikipedia: | from [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pando_(tree) Wikipedia]: | ||
... some claim Pando's age is close to 1 million years. | ... some claim Pando's age is close to 1 million years. | ||
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near Conway summit
The Aspen trees beauty is most noted in the fall for the golden colors. What is less noted is the amazing root system connecting the trees, a remarkable example of interconnected communication, adaptation strategy, survival and growth.
Pando, or the Trembling Giant, is a remarkable massive colony of a single quaking aspen trees spread over more than 100 acres in Utah. Every tree in the area shoots from a single organism, and they share a giant underground root system. It's estimated that Pando collectively weighs 6,615 tons, making it the heaviest living organism on the planet.
from Wikipedia:
... some claim Pando's age is close to 1 million years.
Its current 80,000 year designation is based on a complex set of factors including the history of its local environment such as: the evidence indicating that there are few if any naturally occurring new aspens in most of the western United States since a climate shift took place 10,000 years ago and eliminated favorable soil conditions for seedlings...
From Discover:
http://discovermagazine.com/1993/oct/thetremblinggian285
Note from GP360 Siterunner: in the 1990's our company, Schmidt-Cannon Int'l chose to grow into a multi-company services provider and, after deciding to rename ourselves, we chose Aspen Marketing Services to reflect our 'interconnectedness' -- our strength and viability working together became the reason for our new name...
The natural world of the Aspen grove was our model....
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