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        Andy Poynters’ survey on hard surfaces near to trees
  http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=sVv9yNRZMgYvBpdQalL3Ng_3d_3d

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Thanks John.  I enjoyed this posting.

Jerry Dicker

To: "UK Tree Care" <uktc@xxxxxx.tree-care.info>
Sent: Sunday, August 31, 2008 12:53 PM
Subject: Re: Styphnolobium japonicum

I think I need to start lifting or digging things for a living. I've only

just discovered, courtesy of Colin Tudge, that Leguminosae are now

Fabaceae, Compositae are Asteraceae, Palmae are Areaceae and Umbelliferaea

are Apiaceae.

I should have picked up my shovel when I learned some Hardwoods had the

softest wood, the Tasmanian Oak is a Eucalypt, the Mountain Ash is a

Sorbus, the Wollemi Pine isn't, the Parana, Norfolk Island and Chile Pines

are Auracaria, and Mahogany could be any one of a dozen or more trees.

Imagine my shock to discover that Fungi aren't plants and slime moulds

aren't fungi. You'll be telling me spiders aren't insects next.

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