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How Rapa Nui Lost a Tree, Only to Have It Sprout Up Elsewhere

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Little Sophora toromiro, is no longer present on Rapa Nui, the Pacific island where it evolved. The tree is a member of a small diaspora, with only a handful surviving in about a dozen different public and private botanical gardens around the world. This is a story of survival, persistence and, perhaps in some ways, dumb luck.

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How Rapa Nui Lost a Tree, Only to Have It Sprout Up Elsewhere

Before the toromiro disappeared from the island, at least two men grabbed seeds from the last remaining plant and brought them home

1 month ago·United States
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