Tree Sap = Underground Mineral Survey
May 09, 1998 at 14:59:25
In Reply to: Re: Question for the Forum!
posted by Bonney in VT on May 08, 1998 at 08:18:22
Bonney,
I remember reading an article in either Discover magazine or National Geographic that told about some modern geologists taking samples of tree sap and analyzing it at a lab to see how many parts of precious minerals there were to normal minerals. It said that trees will draw up minute quantities of the ground minerals and that this gives a good indication of what is down there without actually having to dig anything.
You may have alot of copper or other detectable ground minerals in your area.
HH,
Scott
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