From the smallest seed of a black "mustard tree," grows a huge, proud plant larger than a baobab and a pine tree. It covers all the neighboring trees with a sprawling shadow. Sound like a metaphor? In fact, the tiny Sequoia seed of the Sequoiadendron Giganteum species grows into a giant tree with a branched crown and a 35-meter-thick trunk at the base. This is what an ordinary seed and time can do.

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