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| Sean Houtman * Sean you remind me of your recent squirmish with me over Newton's law of every action has equal and opposite reaction and Monique also, with both of yours lack of understanding of physics in biology. But let us let that rest for now. For now I would like to point out your low quality or lack of quality of science postings. It seems that you can only repeat the phrase "Rock elm does not seed every year" as an excuse. I was well aware of Rock elms seeding habits and none of your posts is any new information for me as far as Rock Elm is concerned. I suspect that not one single person on planet Earth today, has a Rock Elm seed available. I suspect that no Rock Elm tree since the 1990s has produced a viable seed. And I suspect the culprit is Dutch Elm Disease. That by year 2000, every mature Rock elm tree east of the Missouri River is infected with Dutch Elm. Unlike American elm, Rock elm once infected ceases to form seeds. So Rock Elm is the most vulnerable of elms to Dutch Elm disease. Now, Sean, you forgot the word "probably" when you said there are a million Rock Elm trees. Yours is a pure guess, as would mine be a pure guess. So you need to be cognizant of science writing when you make statements like this: "There are millions of Rock Elm trees.." Your three posts on this subject amount to one sentence -- Rock elm does not produce seeds yearly. So you needed only one post with one paragraph. And you should not be making statements that there are millions of Rock Elm. You should have included "probably". But my guess is that there are only about 100,000 Rock Elm trees remaining in the world. That is based on my field trips to where Rock Elm exist. And of the few I have actually seen and counted, most were dead. And in one of the books I read, the author said words to the effect "this species is rarely found" So, Sean, you are butting into a conversation with your doubting scepticism where you should not butt in. I am passionate about Rock Elm, and you have almost no feelings about Rock Elm. I am calling an alarm for Rock Elm, and you know next to nothing about Rock Elm. So butt out. Archimedes Plutonium [Only registered users see links. ] whole entire Universe is just one big atom where dots of the electron-dot-cloud are galaxies |
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| Archimedes Plutonium <[Only registered users see links. ]> wrote in news:[Only registered users see links. ]: So if you have visited all of the habitats for rock elm, you should say so. How many locales have you been to? By the way, if a single seed is discovered, then your claim that there are probably no seeds anywhere in the world becomes debunked. Actually, you and I are the only ones talking about rock elm. If you don't want me to be involved, a solution would be for you to stop posting about them. Sean -- Check out my flickr page, it changes often. [Only registered users see links. ] |
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