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Researchers from Jagiellonian University in Poland and the University of Cambridge in England have discovered a new type of wood that could help sequester carbon from the air.
A new analysis of the tulip tree's secondary cell wall revealed a previously unknown wood.
The researchers think it may have evolved in response to a rapidly declining presence of carbon in the atmosphere about 30 to 50 million years ago .
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