Subfossil Leaves Reveal a New Upland Hardwood Component of the Pre-European Piedmont Landscape, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania

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AUTUMN 300 YEARS AGO IN PENNSYLVANIA Some of the beautiful 300-year old American #Beech #leaves (Fagus... AUTUMN 300 YEARS AGO…

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AUTUMN 300 YEARS AGO IN PENNSYLVANIA Some of the beautiful 300-year old American #Beech #leaves (Fagus... AUTUMN 300 YEARS AGO…

Buried Leaves Reveal Precolonial Eastern U.S. Forests

AUTUMN 300 YEARS AGO IN PENNSYLVANIA Subfossil leaves in the precolonial wetland muck, near Lancaster... AUTUMN 300 YEARS AGO…

Graduate student Sara Elliott's research in the news! Beautiful subfossil leaves from Pennsylvania. ... Graduate student Sara…