Abies fraseri var. dunestabilis (dune fir)

[@ToccataLuna]

Wow... You got me!!!!!😂😂😂

[@tobynsaunders]

They can also be found growing at the bottoms of suburban lakes, I've heard.

[@ncstatedendrology6721]

This is yet another undescribed variety...with unusual adaptations for life below water. Abies fraseri var. basshabitus

[@dariusledbetter2008]

That's a nice hoodie!

[@ncstatedendrology6721]

The best!!!

[@micah_lee]

darius!!1

[@rebeccacook7924]

🤣👍

[@worthsparks]

I like to think I had a hand in helping to propagate this species over the years.

[@ncstatedendrology6721]

Thank you for your service!

[@Lou_Mansfield]

Someone needs to create this cultivar and grow a beach forest to combat climate change

[@Jona_Villa]

Very interesting but this variety does not exist.

[@micah_lee]

Check the literature. There is a study that came out 4/1/2023

[@Jona_Villa]

@@micah_lee In the forest botanical world there is this tendency for the glory of the individual scientist to elevate some groups or populations with simple, slightly different secondary botanical characters to species, subspecies or varieties.

[@ReneeStrnadncsu]

@@Jona_Villa Check the date of the posting and approach it with a bit of humor and sarcasm

[@Jona_Villa]

@@ReneeStrnadncsu sorry i'm Italian. My date format is EU date format: 4/01/2024. 1/04/24 in 4th january

[@ncstatedendrology6721]

Reading the comments and your responses...April Fools' Day is April 1st, a chance to play goofy pranks, such as posting a video about a non-existent tree variety to see how long it takes people to catch on. April Fools'!