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arikara

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25. Sounds interesting

Reply to nuxvomica (Reply #11)

Mon Jul 27, 2015, 01:30 PM

Jul 2015

If you're writing about fungi, have you read Mycellium Running? It talks about how fungi can actually detoxify stuff like oil and chemical contaminations.

Lovely article about the trees dixiegrrrrl, thanks for posting!

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How Trees Calm Us Down [View all] dixiegrrrrl Jul 2015 OP

I knew you wood say that pinboy3niner Jul 2015 #1

Good they got to leaf the hospital earlier treestar Jul 2015 #3

Doctors always said more fiber is beneficial pinboy3niner Jul 2015 #5

those docs are in a very important branch of the medical field treestar Jul 2015 #6

I don't understand those who will have no trunk with them pinboy3niner Jul 2015 #7

People who lived near a dog's constant bark died five years earlier than those living near valerief Jul 2015 #12

I guess we've discovered the root of the problem.... the_sly_pig Jul 2015 #13

Poor saps pinboy3niner Jul 2015 #15

They are chestnut getting the benefits treestar Jul 2015 #19

Doctors log a lot of hours treestar Jul 2015 #17

Fittingly, many hospitals still record those hours... pinboy3niner Jul 2015 #18

Damn. I was pining for that. Eleanors38 Jul 2015 #26

Well worth reading Mira Jul 2015 #2

Boy did I miss the trees when I lived on 1st Ave in NY BeyondGeography Jul 2015 #4

I lived on a nasty, treeless street on Beacon Hill Warpy Jul 2015 #9

The Memory of Trees Uncle Joe Jul 2015 #8

thx for this! ellennelle Jul 2015 #10

I know where your brother lives. No. ala. is pretty but sure can be cold in the winter. dixiegrrrrl Jul 2015 #16

Fascinating. Thanks for posting. nuxvomica Jul 2015 #11

Sounds interesting arikara Jul 2015 #25

For dogs.... Spitfire of ATJ Jul 2015 #14

Fuck trees. Throd Jul 2015 #20

Time to call the copse pinboy3niner Jul 2015 #21

lol...very good. dixiegrrrrl Jul 2015 #24

reminds me of this Kali Jul 2015 #22

Thanks, saving to listen to later. closeupready Jul 2015 #30

They don't call them 'whispering pines' for nothing pinboy3niner Jul 2015 #23

There's a drive south of Gainesville, Fl where the moss-draped oaks will put you to sleep. Eleanors38 Jul 2015 #27

I have been there!!!!!!! dixiegrrrrl Jul 2015 #31

A walk through the cemetery is revealing; one antebellum governor, old settlers Eleanors38 Jul 2015 #32

More people should Tree-Hugger Jul 2015 #28

How Trees Calm Us Down Big Vincenz Jul 2015 #29

K&R Saddest Charlie Brown looking tree rivals any skyscraper in beauty. nt raouldukelives Jul 2015 #33