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To properly map this part of the forest, we need to date all the large pines in this area. From that we can more definitively spell out the history of this tract. The age of a standing tree can be estimated by measuring the circumference and applying the standard growth rates of the particular species. The most accurate method to pinpoint the age of a tree is to simply count the growth rings. For living trees an increment borer is used to extract a small core sample. An increment borer with the required bits costs a few hundred dollars. We are seeking volunteers to participate in this project.
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