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Bristlecone Pine
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Bristlecone pines are famous for being the oldest living tree species, with some trees over 5,000 years old. These slow-growing trees are native to harsh mountain environments in the United States, where they endure cold temperatures and strong winds. Despite these tough conditions, bristlecone pines have a remarkable ability to survive and thrive for millennia.
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Bristlecone Pine
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Bristlecone Pine
Facts
- The bristlecone pine is the oldest living tree species, some over 5,000 years old!
- These trees grow in harsh, cold mountain conditions.
- They grow very slowly but can survive in tough environments.
- The oldest bristlecone pine is named 'Methuselah.'
Where do they live?
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Bristlecone pines are famous for being the oldest living tree species, with some trees over 5,000 years old. These slow-growing trees are native to harsh mountain environments in the United States, where they endure cold temperatures and strong winds. Despite these tough conditions, bristlecone pines have a remarkable ability to survive and thrive for millennia.
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