Redwood Utilization Study. Crown types of redwood. A group of trees on Myers' ranch 5 miles south of Weott. Both of the taller trees have evidently had fires rushed to the tops earlier in life. The tree to the left has wide reaching branches, but seems to have lost its top. The tree to the right seems to have lost, or never had very many branches, leaving the top rather meager of foliage. E.F. July, 1928
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Location: average distance Identification: exact ground location unclear, appears unknowable No people present in picture
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fritz_metcalf-5329
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Studies - Redwood utilization Sequoia sempervirens - Fire damage Fire damage Sequoia sempervirens Unknown
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