Schulman Grove

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Schulman Grove is a high-elevation bristlecone pine forest in California’s White Mountains, renowned for containing some of the oldest known living trees on Earth.

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Schulman Grove canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bristlecone pine forest
forest
tourist attraction
access White Mountain Road
climate cold, dry, high-elevation climate
country United States
county Inyo County, California
ecosystemType subalpine forest
elevation high-elevation
flora Great Basin bristlecone pine
linked to: Bristlecone pine
hasFeature ancient tree stands
interpretive trails
scenic overlooks
hasTrail Bristlecone Cabin Trail
linked to: Bristlecone Trail

Discovery Trail
Methuselah Trail
hasViewOf Owens Valley
Sierra Nevada (distant views)
linked to: Sierra Nevada
hasVisitorCenter Schulman Grove Visitor Center
locatedIn California
Inyo County, California
Inyo National Forest
United States
White Mountains
management United States Forest Service
linked to: U.S. Forest Service
mountainRange White Mountains
namedAfter Edmund Schulman
notableFor ancient bristlecone pines
containing some of the oldest known living trees on Earth
partOf Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest
protectionStatus protected area
region Eastern Sierra Nevada region (broad geographic sense)
linked to: Eastern Sierra
researchField climate reconstruction
tree-ring dating
seasonalAccess typically accessible in summer months
soilType dolomitic soils
state California
subjectOf dendrochronology research
tourism hiking destination
nature observation site
treeSpecies Pinus longaeva
linked to: Bristlecone pine
treeSpeciesCommonName Great Basin bristlecone pine
linked to: Bristlecone pine
vegetationType coniferous forest

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White Mountains (California) contains Schulman Grove
Patriarch Grove near Schulman Grove