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One more thing the industrial revolution did is wipe out the great chestnut trees in almost all of Appalachia, there's a bit of a resurgence with crossbred varieties that are blight resistant so there may be some hope of restoration.

One more thing the industrial revolution did is wipe out the great chestnut trees in almost all of Appalachia, there's a bit of a resurgence with crossbred varieties that are blight resistant so there may be some hope of restoration.

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Part and parcel with living in a diverse society. Don’t hate that the Asian fungus has killed the chestnut. Rather, celebrate the diversity that the Asian fungus has brought to our beloved lands! Think how much stronger our forests are for having the diversity they now have! Diversity is truly our strength.