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The Fortingall Yew refers to an ancient common yew tree (Taxus baccata) located in the churchyard of Fortingall, Scotland, estimated to be one of the oldest known trees in Europe. It embodies themes of endurance and natural history, often serving as a living relic in botanical studies and cultural heritage discussions, while highlighting the tree's role in understanding long-term environmental adaptations.
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