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World's Largest Database of Individual Trees Found in Finland
The database contains information on 8.5 billion trees, making it the largest of its kind globally.
The database was developed by a Finnish research team and is now available online for public use.
The database's creation involved collecting and processing data from various sources, including satellite imagery and field observations.
The database's vast size and detail will enable researchers to study forest ecosystems and monitor changes in tree populations over time.
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