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tornado guy wrote:Port Orford Cedar?
No, not that far west!
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Will you tell us the answer? I think nobody got it. :shock:
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JSGandora wrote:Will you tell us the answer? I think nobody got it. :shock:
Nobody even attempted it though!
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Oh you're right. I thought the last question was still on. Silly me.
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Incense Cedar
we're weird. did you know that? I BET YOU DIDN'T... well, i hope you didn't, or else you would be STALKERS. D:< and i hate stalkers.
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thatweirdperson wrote:Incense Cedar
Good Job!
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You're supposed to give the next question. :)
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Can you give us a hint? :D
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Populus tremuloides, Quaking Aspen.
I will ask this question again, since nobody got it last time. What is the name of the oldest non-clonal individual tree to have ever lived?
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