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Dawn redwoods provide a glimpse of the age of dinosaurs. Where to find them in MichiganDawn redwood trees once were believed extinct. The towering trees have been quietly growing in Michigan for decades.
Metasequoia trees lining a 2.4-kilometer avenue in Makino Town in Shiga Prefecture’s Takashima City have been in full color since late November. The trees were planted in 1981 to protect the ...
About 500 metasequoia trees line a prefectural road in the Makino area of Takashima City in Shiga Prefecture. The trees were planted 41 years ago to protect the surrounding chestnut gardens from ...
In addition to their size, dawn redwoods — Metasequoia glyptostroboides — have a compelling history. Living as long as 2,000 years, the species of tree has existed since dinosaurs roamed the ...
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