Tree of 40 Fruit as Living Agricultural Archive
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A framework treating multi-grafted fruit trees as repositories of regional agricultural history, where each grafted variety represents a distinct historical layer. By researching and sourcing heirloom and antique varieties historically grown in a region, the tree becomes an edible cultural artifact—a living reconstruction of a place's agricultural heritage. The tree is intentionally customized to each location's history.
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