Learn more about these signs of summertime cold, perhaps tied to volcanic activity in 1877 and 1902.

The scientists collected core samples from 25 Scots pine trees and stem discs from 54 juniper shrubs, creating paper-thin ...

Trees need a certain number of warm days in their growing seasons to grow properly; otherwise, the cell walls of new growth ...

Volcanic eruptions and cold summers leave lasting marks in the wood of northern trees, unlocking the secrets of past climate extremes.

Blue growth rings in woody plant stems indicate years when cells failed to lignify properly due to summers that were too cold ...

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creating ‘blue rings’ that appear when wood samples are dyed. Since trees and shrubs can live for hundreds of years, identifying these blue rings allows us to spot cold summers in the past.

Trees need a certain number of warm days in their growing seasons to grow properly; otherwise, the cell walls of new growth don’t lignify properly, creating ‘blue rings’ that appear when wood samples ...

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The ice patch has previously revealed fragments of wooden hunting weapons ... By studying the trees’ rings and using radiocarbon dating techniques, researchers were able to determine that ...

He said using wood for the Grand Ring is a sustainable choice, referring to the “beautiful cycle” of trees absorbing carbon dioxide. However, the ring’s renewable claims have been questioned.