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New Leafwood Species Identified in Oregon Highlands
Researchers from Leafwood Forest Conservation have confirmed the discovery of a previously undocumented leafwood species in the remote highlands of Oregon. The finding emerged from extensive field
Alex Berger · 2 September 2026
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