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Peter Vogl and 4 year old Chinese Hackberry seedling, 2nd generation of the tree that survived the atomic bombing in Hiroshima

Tree Project: Peter Vogl adopted my 4 year old Chinese Hackberry seedling, 2nd generation of the tree that survived the atomic bombing in Hiroshima 私がニューヨークで種から育てた広島の被爆二世のエノキの苗(約4歳)を、ピーター・ボーグルさんが養子として引き取りました。

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