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The Sex Lives of Christmas Trees
Season 2
Episode 12
The humble pine cone is more than a holiday decoration. It's an ancient form of tree sex. Flowers may be faster and showier, but the largest living things in the world? The oldest? They all reproduce with pine cones.
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