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How did a single quaking aspen colony in the mountain west spread across roughly 106 acres, weigh about 6,000 tonnes and share one root system, making it possibly the heaviest living organism on Earth?
Space War Editorial Team — spacewar.com


Science word of the day: Pando
Stephanie Pappas — livescience.com


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Staff — kfoxtv.com


A single aspen clone in Utah called Pando covers 106 acres, weighs about 6,000 tonnes, and shares one root system that makes it a single organism roughly 14,000 years old, quietly dying now from mule deer eating every young shoot before it can grow
Science Blog Editorial Team — scienceblog.com


The Pando aspen in Utah looks like a forest of 47,000 separate trees spread across 106 acres, but every trunk shares a single root system and identical DNA, making it one organism weighing roughly 6,000 tonnes and at least 16,000 years old
Space Daily Editorial Team — spacedaily.com


40 times heavier & thousand times larger than a blue whale: Meet Pando, the world's biggest living organism
TIMESOFINDIA.COM — timesofindia.indiatimes.com


Pando, a single quaking aspen in Utah, is one organism made of roughly 47,000 genetically identical stems sharing one root system across 106 acres, weighs about 6,000 tons, and may have been cloning itself for up to 14,000 years.
Science Blog Editorial Team — scienceblog.com


When a team led by Rozenn Pineau sequenced more than 500 tissue samples from across Pando, the giant Utah aspen clone, they expected the genetics to map cleanly onto geography, and instead found something quietly holding tens of thousands of years of mutation in check across a single 43-hectare body
Space Daily Editorial Team — spacedaily.com


For as much as 14,000 years, the aspen clone called Pando has spread across 106 Utah acres as roughly 47,000 trunks, 13 million pounds of wood and roots, and one male organism still trying to replace itself through shoots the deer keep eating
Space Daily Editorial Team — spacedaily.com


The Pando aspen grove in Utah looks like 47,000 separate trees, but every trunk is a genetically identical clone connected by a single underground root system weighing roughly 6,000 tons, making it possibly the heaviest living organism on Earth and at least 14,000 years old.
Space Daily Editorial Team — spacedaily.com

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