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Maple Syrup Declines When More Seeds Take Flight
Quick! Can you remember how many maple seeds were helicoptering over your head this past spring? Was it more than the year before? Knowing this might be helpful in predicting if and when pancake-lovers everywhere could face a disastrous shortage of real maple syrup.
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