US EditionReplanted tree from age of dinosaurs bears fruit for first time
- Retired couple Pamela and Alistair Thompson's Wollemi pine bore fruit this month in Wichenford.
- Wollemi pines, dating back over 90 million years, were discovered in 1994 after thought extinct.
- The couple planted their 18-inch sapling in 2010 after buying it for £70.
- "I saw a small tree for sale for more than 1,000," one person stated.
- They will open their garden May 4 hoping to collect seeds to propagate the endangered species.
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Replanted tree from age of dinosaurs bears fruit for first time
Wollemi pines – dubbed dinosaur trees – date back more than 90 million years and were thought to have died out with T-Rex.
·Missoula, United States
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One of the world's oldest trees which dinosaurs snacked on bears fruit for the first time in West Midlands garden
The ‘dinosaur tree’, which is thriving in a West Midlands couple’s garden, has borne its long pendulous and globular spiky fruits for the first time.
·Wolverhampton, United Kingdom
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