Another issue for these trees is fire. Giant redwood trees are very adapted to tolerate fire. The mature trees have thick bark which helps them survive most fires. Younger trees are still at risk. The seeds can remain dormant in cones for many years (estimated 20) and germinate best after the cone is exposed to fire. However, highintensity fires (hot temperatures) are risky for seeds and trees of all ages. What are two things you could do to try and mitigate (reduce) the risk of fire damage but still allow for good seed germination in forests?

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Another issue for these trees is fire. Giant redwood trees are very adapted to tolerate fire. The mature trees have thick bark which helps them survive most fires. Younger trees are still at risk. The seeds can remain dormant in cones for many years (estimated 20) and germinate best after the cone is exposed to fire. However, highintensity fires (hot temperatures) are risky for seeds and trees of all ages. What are two things you could do to try and mitigate (reduce) the risk of fire damage but still allow for good seed germination in forests?

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