On the Growth of Certain California Forest Trees And the Meteorological Inferenc
On the Growth of Certain California Forest Trees And the Meteorological Inferenc
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We might find so close a parallelism between rings of maximum thickness and seasons of maximum rainfall, that we should be justified in regarding this parallelism as something more than a [6] series of coincidences merely, by finding these coiiundenccs so persistent as to prove a correlation; and we could, per-, haps, base our weather prognostications upon sometliing more than a guess, and leai-n whether or not there is a periodicity or cyclical terms of wet and dry years, having the data befor...e us according to the trees selected and exam- ined — reaching back with the Pines from seventy -five to one hundred and fifty years, with the Redwoods from five to seven hundred or more 3 ears, and with the Kquoias of the Sierra from twelve to fourteen centuries, to say nothing of the testimony of other trees, the Madronas and Oaks especially.
The forest monarchs of the Sierra Nevada and the Coast ranges ofi:er a calendar whose records have been written by the elements; and so far as the giant Sequoias are con- sidered, their evidence would certainly be that of tht old- est inhabitants, substantially supported by their first of kin, the magnificent redwoods of the Coast ranges.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We might find so close a parallelism between rings of maximum thickness and seasons of maximum rainfall, that we should be justified in regarding this parallelism as something more than a [6] series of coincidences merely, by finding these coiiundenccs so persistent as to prove a correlation; and we could, per-, haps, base our weather prognostications upon sometliing more than a guess, and leai-n whether or not there is a periodicity or cyclical terms of wet and dry years, having the data befor...e us according to the trees selected and exam- ined — reaching back with the Pines from seventy -five to one hundred and fifty years, with the Redwoods from five to seven hundred or more 3 ears, and with the Kquoias of the Sierra from twelve to fourteen centuries, to say nothing of the testimony of other trees, the Madronas and Oaks especially.
The forest monarchs of the Sierra Nevada and the Coast ranges ofi:er a calendar whose records have been written by the elements; and so far as the giant Sequoias are con- sidered, their evidence would certainly be that of tht old- est inhabitants, substantially supported by their first of kin, the magnificent redwoods of the Coast ranges.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert E C Robert Edwards Carter Stearns to read onlineMoreLess
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