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The great chestnut trees of Europe are dying

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Sep 5, 6:28 AM EDT

The great chestnut trees of Europe are dying

By RAF CASERT
Associated Press

GHENT, Belgium (AP) -- Visit the Pere Lachaise cemetery in Paris and chestnut trees greet you as you wander among graves of luminaries such as Oscar Wilde and Jim Morrison...

...The culprits: a moth that produces leaf-eating larvae and a bacterium that makes trunks bleed and die...
 
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