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Ponderosa Bark Stanislaus National Forest, California The thick bark of a Ponderosa Pine plays host to clumps of wolf lichen. The bark, which is largely fire resistant, transforms as the trees age. A young Ponderosa’s bark is a flaky dark gray, but that changes to layers of red-orange bark as the tree matures. Some ponderosa pines have lived beyond 1,000 years. |
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© 2007 James Liddy |