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mark smyth
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Last Friday I found a lime tree,
Tilia
sp., that had several white stemmed white leaved twigs
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They really are whiter than white, eh? The tiny green parts look "pixelated"
Attached to the parent tree such sprigs might survive a while but you couldn't root cuttings, could you, because they couldn't photosynthesize ?
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