I remember being on the trip to the Powell’s Cave with the Tree Root Scientist
back in the last millennium.
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On Saturday, May 1, 2021, 7:19 PM, AC <a...@oztotl.com> wrote:
Tree roots are very common in Hawaiian lava tubes. They are often where insects
are found because of the low amount of organic matter in lava tubes.
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The are also quite common in tropical caves as the trees are seeking water.
I’ve seen tree roots in caves with as much as 20 m of overburden.
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