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© Rich Barclay
Open-top chambers and CO2 tanks against control shed

© Rich Barclay
All 15 trees are male. The pollen organs and freshly growing leaves come out at about the same time.

© Rich Barclay
Looking downward on a Ginkgo tree - the plant distributes its leaves to maximize light capture.

© Rich Barclay
Open-top chambers and CO2 tanks against control shed
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