Living Art and Agricultural Heritage Preservation
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A model explaining that a Tree of 40 Fruit can simultaneously function as productive agriculture, visual art (through intentional design of bloom sequences), and historical documentation (by grafting varieties that were historically grown in a specific region). The tree becomes a form of 'edible history' that preserves both cultural and botanical heritage.
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