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World’s Largest Tree Burl

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The largest burl – Ronning Burl – is 20 feet tall, weighs approximately 30 tons, and has a diameter of 20 feet.

A burl is an overgrowth of cells that results in a sizeable bulbous growth. They are typically about the size of a fist; however, Port McNeill, originally a base camp for loggers, is home to the two largest burls in the world.

Another burl was discovered in 1976 and is now covered in a fibreglass mould to prevent rot.

The new largest burl is not covered in fibreglass and is easily visible. It is the perfect location for two of the world’s largest burls.

Photo: 吉达星, Google Maps

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