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The thesis by Amy L. Roberts investigates the use of old growth redwood basal hollows by bats in relation to their isolation within different forest stand types: contiguous, remnant, and legacy forests. The study finds that contrary to previous research suggesting increased bat use in isolated hollows, bats actually prefer less isolated hollows with greater frequency and intensity of use. Key factors influencing bat roost selection include hollow internal volume, proximity to water sources, and vegetation structure around the hollows. The findings highlight the importance of maintaining hollow density for bat conservation in fragmented forest landscapes.

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What does old-growth redwood mean?

An old-growth redwood grove is a small grouping of mature coast redwood trees with old-growth characteristics such as plate-like bark, larger branches, and reiterated tops or multiple trunks.

Why are old-growth redwoods important?

The giant redwood trees of an old-growth forest have intricate canopies that create habitat, store large amounts of carbon and maintain high levels of biodiversity. Some species, such as marbled murrelets and Humboldt martins require old-growth conditions to survive.

How would a decreasing bat population be detrimental to our ecosystem?

An Unlikely Hero With Global Impact Globally, bats provide vital ecosystem services in the form of insect pest consumption, plant pollination, and seed dispersal, making them essential to the health of global ecosystems.

How can you tell how old a redwood tree is?

The age of most living Redwoods therefore cannot be definitely determined, but must be estimated by making comparisons with trees that have been cut down and their rings counted.

What does calling someone a redwood mean?

raving mad; insane. distracted with anger; furious.

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How much is an old growth redwood tree worth?

The price of redwood has doubled in two years, from $350 to $700 per 1,000 board feet--and more if the tree is old-growth redwood. A good-size yard tree can be worth at least $10,000 and sometimes much more.

What is the most important contribution bats make to cave ecosystems?

The importance of bats Bats play an essential role in pest control, pollinating plants and dispersing seeds.

What is considered old growth redwood?

The difference between old and new growth is a matter of debate, but most agree that in order to be considered old growth a redwood tree must be over 200 years old and have at least 8 grains per inch on a cross-section.

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