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Ponderosa pine seedling starting in old stump

Ponderosa pine seedling starting in old stump

San Mateo Mountains near Magdalena, New Mexico. Sometimes squirrels sit on stumps to chew up pine cones to get at the seeds. This may be how a pine seed ended u...
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San Mateo Mountains near Magdalena, New Mexico. Sometimes squirrels sit on stumps to chew up pine cones to get at the seeds. This may be how a pine seed ended up inside the rotting stump.
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