#blaze Susan

[seasidemoonrise]

#weed #aesthetic #bong #cottagecore #pink #pastel #joints #blaze Susan #hemp wraps #cute #ash tray #stoner #blunt #tea set #smoke #wake and bake

[art444jan]

4/20 shoot, 2023, digital

#photography #digital photography #smoke photography #cannagirl #stoner #blaze Susan

[telekinesis-mind-control-comics]

#fantastic four #mr fantastic #the invisible woman #the thing #the human torch #reed richards #susan storm #ben grimm #johnny blaze #marvel #marvel comics

[thepotsmoker]

#weed #thepotsmoker #high #pot #smoke #smoke weed #bongs #marijuana #green #stoned #meme #girls who smoke weed #420 blaze it #420babe #420girls #0 #420lifestyle #dank #memes #weedstagram #blazy susan #420 #kush #420friendly #dankshots420

[unlovable117]

pretty in pink

#mine #me #personal #thc #weed #blaze it #wake n bake #blunts #cannabis #420 #420photography #420weed #weedporn #cannabis culture #lgbt #lgbtq #lgbtq community #unlovable #blazy susan

[fated-mates]

You all enjoyed Romance Science so much, we figured, why not tackle romance law next! This week, we’re discussing wills and trusts, inheritances, guardianship, and more than a few HR violations! We also begin the episode with an important addendum to Romance Science (apologies to the Passion fans in the crowd).

You can find links to all the books we discussed in show notes.

#Romance Law #Romance Science #Inheritance #Wills And Trusts #Guardianship #Guardian/Ward #HR Violations #Boss/Secretary Romance #Boss/Assistant Romance #Ilona Andrews #Emerald Blaze #Nora Roberts #A Will And A Way #Christina Lauren #Something Wilder #Bella Andre #You Do Something To Me #Susan Elizabeth Phillips #It Had To Be You #Emily Henry #Beach Read #Mila Finelli #Mafia Virgin #Sarah MacLean #A Scot In The Dark #Emma Chase #Sustained #Sophia Travers #My Office Rival #Lauren Layne

[onenakedfarmer]

Currently Playing

George Frideric Händel JEPHTHA, HWV 072 (1762)

Harry Christophers

James Gilchrist, Susan Bickley, Sophie Bevan, Robin Blaze, Matthew Brook, Grace Davidson

The Sixteen

#George Frideric Händel #Harry Christophers #James Gilchrist #Susan Bickley #Sophie Bevan #Robin Blaze #Matthew Brook #Grace Davidson #The Sixteen #1762

[itwasmagic]

i refuse to spend money to go ad free but i hate you blaze i hate you blaze i hate you blaze i hate you blaze i ha—

#i hate people using it to beg for money #i hate people using it for pointless text posts that aren’t even funny (there’s a reason it isn’t getting notes susan!!) #i hate people using it to share long ass fucking essays on topics i don’t! care! about #i hate people using it to share their long ass fanfics on things i’ve never even heard of #i hate people using it bc they want more ‘data’ on their polls #just shut uppppppp #the two singular acceptable uses of blaze are 1. cute animal pics 2. an amazing gifset that deserves notes #anything else go back to your corner and burn #idc if this makes me horrible #rant #also!!!!! what’s even the point of turning it off for your posts in blog settings #and then EVERY TIME you make a post still having to change the who can blaze? option #i’m probably very close to spending that money actually

[ceylonsilvergirl]

Knee deep in The Luminaries by Susan Dennard, and my main takeaway is basically

#the luminaries #susan dennard #ffs why doesn’t anyone believe the protagonists! #I know I know #it makes for a much longer story than if everyone believes them #and it’s much more believable that people would deny and deny to their detriment #“We’ve thoroughly searched the forest for those ‘reapers’ you’re going on about #but it turns out what you thought was a reaper was just a werewolf’’ #or a weather balloon #or swamp gas #you can treat werewolf bites with ivermectin #it’s fine #thoroughly enjoying the book tho #audiobooks #libby app #library #fun story #I got the recommendation to read it from a tumblr blazed post

[berrybl0ntz]

✨Good morning✨

#420 #wake and bake #joint #good morning #blazy susan #blaze it #baked #weed

[thegirlwholovesliterature]

" How can I describe my life to you? I think a lot, listen to music. I'm fond of flowers." - Susan Sontag, Death Kit

#susan sontag #artists on tumblr #quotes #beautiful #book quotes #love quotes #dark academia #contemporary art #tumblr #death kit #blaze #instagram #followme #like this post

[reasonsforhope]

Ancient redwoods recover from fire by sprouting 1000-year-old buds

Article | Paywall free

When lightning ignited fires around California’s Big Basin Redwoods State Park north of Santa Cruz in August 2020, the blaze spread quickly. Redwoods naturally resist burning, but this time flames shot through the canopies of 100-meter-tall trees, incinerating the needles. “It was shocking,” says Drew Peltier, a tree ecophysiologist at Northern Arizona University. “It really seemed like most of the trees were going to die.”

Yet many of them lived. In a paper published yesterday in Nature Plants, Peltier and his colleagues help explain why: The charred survivors, despite being defoliated [aka losing all their needles], mobilized long-held energy reserves—sugars that had been made from sunlight decades earlier—and poured them into buds that had been lying dormant under the bark for centuries.

“This is one of those papers that challenges our previous knowledge on tree growth,” says Adrian Rocha, an ecosystem ecologist at the University of Notre Dame. “It is amazing to learn that carbon taken up decades ago can be used to sustain its growth into the future.” The findings suggest redwoods have the tools to cope with catastrophic fires driven by climate change, Rocha says. Still, it’s unclear whether the trees could withstand the regular infernos that might occur under a warmer climate regime.

Mild fires strike coastal redwood forests about every decade. The giant trees resist burning thanks to the bark, up to about 30 centimeters thick at the base, which contains tannic acids that retard flames. Their branches and needles are normally beyond the reach of flames that consume vegetation on the ground. But the fire in 2020 was so intense that even the uppermost branches of many trees burned and their ability to photosynthesize went up in smoke along with their pine needles.

Trees photosynthesize to create sugars and other carbohydrates, which provide the energy they need to grow and repair tissue. Trees do store some of this energy, which they can call on during a drought or after a fire. Still, scientists weren’t sure these reserves would prove enough for the burned trees of Big Basin.

Visiting the forest a few months after the fire, Peltier and his colleagues found fresh growth emerging from blackened trunks. They knew that shorter lived trees can store sugars for several years. Because redwoods can live for more than 2000 years, the researchers wondered whether the trees were drawing on much older energy reserves to grow the sprouts.

Average age is only part of the story. The mix of carbohydrates also contained some carbon that was much older. The way trees store their sugar is like refueling a car, Peltier says. Most of the gasoline was added recently, but the tank never runs completely dry and so a few molecules from the very first fill-up remain. Based on the age and mass of the trees and their normal rate of photosynthesis, Peltier calculated that the redwoods were calling on carbohydrates photosynthesized nearly 6 decades ago—several hundred kilograms’ worth—to help the sprouts grow. “They allow these trees to be really fire-resilient because they have this big pool of old reserves to draw on,” Peltier says.

It's not just the energy reserves that are old. The sprouts were emerging from buds that began forming centuries ago. Redwoods and other tree species create budlike tissue that remains under the bark. Scientists can trace the paths of these buds, like a worm burrowing outward. In samples taken from a large redwood that had fallen after the fire, Peltier and colleagues found that many of the buds, some of which had sprouted, extended back as much as 1000 years. “That was really surprising for me,” Peltier says. “As far as I know, these are the oldest ones that have been documented.”

... “The fact that the reserves used are so old indicates that they took a long time to build up,” says Susan Trumbore, a radiocarbon expert at the Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry. “Redwoods are majestic organisms. One cannot help rooting for those resprouts to keep them alive in decades to come.”

-via Science, December 1, 2023

#redwoods #california #wildfire #climate change #extreme heat #natural disasters #botany #plant biology #photosynthesis #santa cruz #hopepunk #sustainability #climate hope #united states #good news #hope

[telekinesis-mind-control-comics]

#fantastic four #mr fantastic #the invisible woman #the thing #the human torch #reed richards #susan storm #ben grimm #johnny blaze #marvel comics #marvel

[mouthfulofdirtandmoss]

I made another thing! I decorated this little tray with flowers native to my state. The mushrooms I found outside my apartment but I made them more colorful because I could

#cottagecore #native flowers #north carolina #goldenrod #coneflower #black eyed susan #blazing star #foxglove #cattail #golden alexander

[phakethephunk]

#420 blaze it #420 #cookies #blazy susan

[terpsikeraunos]

And so the Shortest Day came and the year died And everywhere down the centuries of the snow-white world Came people singing, dancing, To drive the dark away. They lighted candles in the winter trees; They hung their homes with evergreen; They burned beseeching fires all night long To keep the year alive. And when the new year’s sunshine blazed awake They shouted, reveling. Through all the frosty ages you can hear them Echoing behind us—listen! All the long echoes, sing the same delight, This Shortest Day, As promise wakens in the sleeping land: They carol, feast, give thanks, And dearly love their friends, And hope for peace. And now so do we, here, now, This year and every year. Welcome Yule!

The Shortest Day, by Susan Cooper

#susan cooper #winter solstice #the shortest day