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Fears for mature Scots Pines burned by huge Highland wildfire

Fears for mature Scots Pines burned by huge Highland wildfire
BBC Science Friday 30 October 2026, 15:12 UTC 1 min read
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Experts say some older Scot pine damaged by fire could die removing an important source of seeds

Experts say some older Scot pine damaged by fire could die removing an important source of seeds
Scots Pines (LOCATION) Highland (LOCATION) Scot (PERSON)
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