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When trees are in the way of development there is usually only one solution But there is a way of saving mature trees and transplant them to a different location

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Science girl3 years ago

More here on this video

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Kolya Rice3 years ago

as the son of an arborist, and as one who spent many days as a teen doing the actual digging for transplants like this - that looks like _way too small_ of a root ball 😬 That said, different tree families have different root propagation and it might be appropriate in this case

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Uncle Bulgaria3 years ago

After cutting its vast root system off, what will stabilise the tree in any future storm.

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Domidest🇩🇰3 years ago

Japan

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Carol Schneider3 years ago

How long did that tree live after they moved it?

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Positive Process3 years ago

Absolutely better than cutting her down, however I'd be curious to know how the mycelium network and soil biology as a whole deal with this, along with the old tree.

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NaysayerBegone3 years ago

We were in the tree’s way… by the way.

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MIK3 years ago

Dolphins sprinter 🐬

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james keith garvey3 years ago

How long will the tree last once it’s disconnected from its tap root?

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K BRAINS3 years ago

Oak trees are easier to move than many other species. Their roots are fairly shallow. However, look how much of the roots were cut from these hundred year old oak trees. I hope they make it.

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