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Why are trees growing in manicured or landscaped areas not useful to study past climate conditions?

Why are trees growing in manicured or landscaped areas not useful to study past climate conditions?
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Why are trees growing in manicured or landscaped areas not useful to study past climate conditions?

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Because they are just growing and only for beautification. They don't send any fossils

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