File:Americana 1920 Trees - oldest tree.jpg

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English: The oldest tree in the world. A giant Club-moss (Lepidodendron) flourished in Devonian times. Restored, natural size, from only known fossil, found in New York State, and now in New York State Museum.
Date published 1920
Source The Encyclopedia Americana, v. 27, 1920, facing p. 36, left of two photographs (labeled "1" in lower right corner)
Author Unknown photographer
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