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Does that kill the cork tree? Yes?

 

no...the cork is harvested every year. There are ancient cork oaks still being harvested for the cork

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no...the cork is harvested every year. There are ancient cork oaks still being harvested for the cork

 

Not each tree is harvested every year. A plantation will be on rotation with each tree giving up its cork cambium every 9-12 years

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Where in Portugal was the cork oaks? I'm off to the Algarve tomorrow.

 

Mate, check out the cork oaks around the national park, on the west coast of the algarve. some amazing beaches and scenery.

 

I remember seeing cork oaks near amado beach and a few others when surfing there a couple of years ago.

 

enjoy your hols.

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One pic is of a man walking down through ferns to a redwood, last Thursday. And from yesterday, a man next to a redwood with a root almost 2 meters thick extending to the right.

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