Comments by "" (@charlesvan13) on "Why Do Conifers Rule the North?" video.

  1. Where I'm from, Oregon, anywhere out of the valleys, where there are oaks and maples, the forests are all conifers, except the junkier trees that grow first after a clear cut of fire, mainly alder. Those give way to firs, that grow to 300 feet, and are 100 feet tall after 50 years. There is some phenomenon, like a non-humid summer, that causes them to grow to giant proportions.
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